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LSO/Davis
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Barbican Hall
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Sir Colin Davis gives us Der Freischütz at the Barbican.
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Paul Lewis
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Wigmore Hall
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Paul Lewis continues his Schubert journey at the Wigmore with great success.
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Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra/Gergiev
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Barbican Hall
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Gergiev and the Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra steal the limelight with Parsifal in the City.
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LSO/Bychkov
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Barbican Hall
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Bychkov is no April Fool as he dazzles with a scintillating performance of Mahler.
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LPO/Coorey
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Royal Festival Hall
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Last minute replacement conductor Matthew Coorey just manages to bring this concert together.
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Goldsmiths Choral Union
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Royal Festival Hall
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With help from soloists and the Hertfordshire Classical Orchestra, Goldsmiths Choral Union bring a night of Mozart to the Festival Hall.
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Philharmonia Orchestra/Maazel
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Royal Festival Hall
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'Poetry is in the pity'.
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BBCSO/Davis
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Barbican Hall
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Sir Andrew Davis returns to the Barbican with stunning interpretations of Wood and Tippett.
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Boesch/Martineau
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Wigmore Hall
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Powerfully unsentimental interpretation of Schubert's great song cycle by two masters of the genre.
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LSO/Ticciati
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Barbican Hall
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A fairly muted Kindertotenlieder, but some polished playing distinguishes works by Brahms and Strauss.
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OAE/Cummings
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Queen Elizabeth Hall
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The Baroque Giants series continues with a night of Handel. Cummings and the OAE do not disappoint.
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CBSO/Nelsons/Kaufmann
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Symphony Hall, Birmingham
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CBSO and Kaufmann made it worthwhile to venture north of Watford.
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OAE/Cummings
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Queen Elizabeth Hall
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Exuberant playing kicks off the OAE Baroque Giants series in fine style.
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Philharmonia/Salonen
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Royal Festival Hall
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Salonen continues his journey through Beethoven's symphonies with an impressive performance of the 7th.
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Neven/Vignoles
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Wigmore Hall
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Young Dutch baritone, Henk Neven, surprises with an ambitious programme at the Wigmore Hall.
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LPO/Jurowski
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Royal Festival Hall
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Joshua Bell and Vladimir Jurowski bring virtuosity to Brahms and Szymanowski at the Festival Hall.
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Deustche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen/
Langrée
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Barbican Hall
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No 'emperor's new clothes' at the Barbican, where fine solo singing and masterly direction brought La clemenza di Tito to life.
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OAE/Elder
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Royal Festival Hall
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Elder and the OAE shine new light on Berlioz' take on Shakespeare at the Southbank Centre.
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LSO/Pappano
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Barbican Hall
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Newly Knighted Antonio Pappano joins forces with the LSO to dazzle at the Barbican.
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Padmore/Lewis
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Wigmore Hall
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Mark Padmore and Paul Lewis give us a beautifully painful Winterreise at the Wiggy.
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BBCSO/Bělohlávek
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Barbican Hall
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Dvořák's 'The Jacobin' is full of boisterous celebratory anthems and Czech folk-style melodies, but underlying these are eerie tones suggesting fragility and unease.
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Güra/Vignoles
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Wigmore Hall
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Werner Güra commemorates Schubert's birthday this year with support from Roger Vignoles.
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Coote/Drake
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Wigmore Hall
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Coote and Drake soar together at the Wigmore.
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London Sinfonietta/Rihm
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Queen Elizabeth Hall
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Sparks fly at the QEH.
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BBCSO/Gourlay
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Barbican Hall
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An outstanding, thrilling performance.
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BBCSO/Knussen
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Barbican Hall
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Performed with impressive virtuosity.
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