Classical Reviews Archives - Page 5 of 8

Brighton Festival – Mahan Esfahani at Glyndebourne with Britten Sinfonia soloists

- 6 May 2024

Mahan Esfahani clearly loves hosting a party and that is how this afternoon turned out,...

- 6 May 2024

Samuel Barber’s ‘Adagio for Strings’ seemed a strange choice to launch a Festival, but I’m...

- 6 May 2024

Deborah Roberts scored another brilliant success with this afternoon concert of the mind-bendingly complex compositions...

- 8 April 2024

Sea Songs but no singing? – never mind, this delightful concert had a distinctly marine...

- 27 March 2024

The programme title implies a contrast of suffering and resurrection. Sadly, this concert included no...

- 27 February 2024

This fabulous concert was more Brighton Philharmonic Jazz-bands than Orchestra as the ensemble on stage...

- 29 January 2024

This concert was a bit of a risk, with two avant-garde 20th century composers and...

- 16 December 2023

I really loved this enchanting presentation of the Dickens classic last year, so would it...

- 16 October 2023

This concert was excellent in so many ways, not just in its title which evokes...

- 14 October 2023

In this, the first Malcolm Rose Memorial Concert, BREMF was celebrating the memory of an...

- 14 October 2023

A great deal was promised and perhaps even more expected of this immersive staged Mass...

- 9 October 2023

Wow! What a start to a season! John Adams vigorous fanfare, ‘Short Ride in a...