Rachmaninov’s All-Night Vigil: Choir of King’s College London

Composed in under a fortnight in 1915, Rachmaninov’s monumental All-Night Vigil is recognised as one of the most challenging works in the a cappella repertory.  Alongside his Liturgy of St John Chrysostom…

Bryn Terfel and Alexander Soddy in Wagner and Bruckner with the Philharmonia

Wagner and Bruckner often make a good coupling in concerts – if they have the right conductor. Musically they can be close – but they do need to be treated…

Handel in Rome: Nardus Williams and the Dunedin Consort at Wigmore Hall

London audiences seem to have been frequently invited to travel back to Handel’s Rome of late.  After In the Realms of Sorrow at Stone Nest during the London Handel Festival…