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Trouble looming for the Monteverdis? - Thoroughly Good Classical Music
Is there trouble looming for the Monteverdi Choir and English Baroque Soloists this December? Their former founder and director, John Eliot Gardiner, is staging nearly identical concert programs with a new ensemble, right on the heels of the Monteverdis’ scheduled performances. By competing for the same audience, Gardiner (whose PR is now handled by Andy […]
More delight found at Yorkshire's Ryedale Festival 2024 - Thoroughly Good Classical Music
North Yorkshire’s Ryedale Festival continues to delight with a tantalising mix of concert programmes in glorious locations in and around the county. Now in its 43rd year and the twelfth under the artistic direction of pianist Chris Glynn, this year’s Festival has staged seven premieres, and artists including Felix Klieser, Rachel Podger, Fleur Barron, […]
Donne’s Equality and Diversity in Global Repertoire report highlights the ongoing gender gap in classical music concert programming - Thoroughly Good Classical Music
The report calls for a more diverse approach to programming, but are there other factors beyond programming choices that contribute to this gap?
Review - Dresden Philharmonic and Maria loudenitch at Cadogan Hall - Thoroughly Good Classical Music
Conductor Stanislav Kochanovsky stripped everything right back, creating a rich tapestry of textures and colours that revealed far more detail in the score than would normally be perceptible in larger venues.