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James Jolly
Tue 12th April 2011
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Gardiner restores Berlioz's edition of Der Freischütz to the stage - thrillingly

Weber's Singspiel becomes a French opera

The Gramophone blog
Sarah Kirkup
Mon 11th April 2011
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A thoroughly modern performance at the Tate Modern

Daniel Barenboim performs Chopin for free at the Turbine Hall

The Gramophone blog
A.J. Goldmann
Mon 11th April 2011
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Karl Amadeus Hartmann in Berlin

Reviving a rarity

The Gramophone blog
Martin Cullingford
Wed 30th March 2011
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Breaking barriers at the Barbican

Berg's Lyric Suite, Michel Van der Aa and Peter Brook's Mozart

The Gramophone blog
James Jolly
Wed 16th March 2011
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Million dollar maestro

Muti awarded the Birgit Nilsson Prize 2011

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Andrew Mellor
Tue 15th March 2011
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Beyond Victoria

Discovering Iberian polyphony - in unlikely locations

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James Jolly
Mon 14th March 2011
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Some listening for St Patrick's Day

From a simple song to a full-blown symphony

The Gramophone blog
A.J. Goldmann
Fri 11th March 2011
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Challenging notions in Berlin

An eclectic programme explores the role of the musician as actor

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Antony Craig
Wed 2nd March 2011
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Will Alice upstage Anna?

Covent Garden stages two blockbuster premieres within a fortnight

The Gramophone blog
James Jolly
Tue 22nd February 2011
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‘Step away from the billionaire!’ 

Turnage’s Anna Nicole gives Covent Garden a supersized audience