CBSO/Vänskä review – weird brilliance and neurotic tics in a compelling programme
Symphony Hall, Birmingham Soprano Helena Juntunen brought Sibelius’ vocal works to dramatic life in a remarkable concert that paired the Finnish composer with late Shostakovich Sibelius and Shostakovich shared a gift for lyric storytelling, lending cohesion to this evening of musical narratives (…)
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