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James Inverne
Thu 17th February 2011
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What do Black Swan and Lucrezia Borgia have in common?

Two works of art, plus Robert Redford’s film festival, point a new way

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James Jolly
Thu 10th February 2011
1 comment

Opera-lover? Mad, bad and clearly dangerous to know

A sinister habit?

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James Jolly
Mon 17th January 2011
7 comments

How to seat an orchestra

Iván Fischer's Pastoral solution

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Martin Cullingford
Wed 12th January 2011
30 comments

10 Bach recordings

A personal listening list - what would you choose?

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James Jolly
Thu 9th December 2010
0 comments

The Barbican's magnificent Christmas feast

Chailly and Alsop treat us to unusual editions

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Andrew Mellor
Tue 7th December 2010
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Is Glyndebourne better on tour?

Scaling-down its productions sometimes works in Glyndebourne’s favour

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James Inverne
Fri 3rd December 2010
5 comments

Lang Lang and the Gran Turismo 5 experience

The Chinese piano star records the soundtrack for an eagerly-awaited new game – but why, precisely?

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Gramophone
Thu 25th November 2010
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Taking the spirit of Norway on tour

Guest blogger Leif Ove Andsnes reflects on Risør

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James Inverne
Tue 23rd November 2010
0 comments

A remarkable Ermione reviewed

Rossini’s rarely-heard opera masterpiece gets a first-rate new recording from Opera Rara

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James Jolly
Tue 16th November 2010
2 comments

Getting Orff in San Francisco

A bed-mate for Carmina Burana?