Reviews
John Joubert’s Jane Eyre
Composers tend to steer clear of sprawling nineteenth-century tomes, with their vast casts of characters and complex engagement with contemporary social concerns. As far as I know, no-one has yet been brave, or foolhardy, enough to turn Vanity Fair or À la recherche...
Hibiki: a European premiere by Mark-Anthony Turnage at the Proms
At this Proms performance, the first outside Japan, soloists soprano Sally Matthews and mezzo-soprano Mihoko Fujimura were joined by the BBC Symphony Orchestra, Finchley Children’s Music Group and the New London Children’s Choir under the baton of Kazushi Ozo, who...
Don Giovanni review – Ivan Fischer’s singular vision leaves his singers in limbo
Festival theatre, Edinburgh Fischer is a conductor with great things to say about Mozart but this staged concert performance fails to do justice to the opera’s drama, white-painted extras notwithstanding When is a performance of an opera in the theatre not a...



