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Having stayed away from the DFP Hall for almost 6 months, I ventured to watch a perennial favourite guest conductor with the Malaysian Philh...

Universally known and loved since its world premiere in 1844, everyone has their favourite recording of the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto Op 6...

As far as the mind can remember, we have had three previous performances of Mahler's Ninth Symphony at DFP since 1998. Benjamin Zander ...

One of my favourite conductors who comes regularly to conduct the MPO at the DFP in recent seasons is the distinguished Italian, Roberto Abb...

The return visit of the stellar Chinese violinist Tianwa Yang to DFP saw her offering us Bruch's lovely Scottish Fantasy . Previously, t...

The most eagerly awaited concert in 2019 at DFP was that of Akiko Suwanai playing the Brahms Violin Concerto under Alexander Briger. It was...

Bach and Mahler do not usually fit into a modern classical concert programme together. However, the rising Russian conductor Stanislav Kocha...

The MPO 21st season, which for the first time spans a calendar year, promises many special concerts from top conductors and soloists exclusi...

Okko Kamu's concert with the MPO opened with a somnolently paced Ravel's Pavane pour une infante défunte . At Kamu's restrained ...

Two perennial favourite artists at the DFP, Mark Wigglesworth and James Ehnes joined forces to present an eclectic programme of Romantic and...

A reasonably sized audience attended a mid-week violin and piano recital by James Ehnes and Andrew Armstrong. Considering the travelling dif...