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Performer: Thomas Gould

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LondonProm 68: Max Richter: Recomposed

BBC Proms
Auerbach, Corelli, Tippett, Richter
Britten Sinfonia; Thomas Gould

LondonLaurence Osborn Day

Wigmore Hall
Bach C.P.E., Osborne
Britten Sinfonia; William Cole; Mahan Esfahani; Thomas Gould

ViennaBruckner Orchester Linz

Ravel, Berauer, Stravinsky
Bruckner Orchester Linz; Markus Poschner; Thomas Gould; Bernhard Schimpelsberger
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Aurora’s “Grand Tour” continues at Kings Place

This evening’s performance marked the next stop on the Aurora Orchestra’s Grand Tour, continuing a five-year journey through the complete cycle of Mozart’s piano concertos. 
***11
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Wide-ranging Britten Sinfonia programme centres on the Goldberg Variations

Works by Locatelli, Hans Abrahamsen and Tom Coult accompanied Dmitry Sitkovetsky's arrangement of Bach's Goldberg Variations
***11
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Pulsing applause for Aurora's Reich

In an evening entitled “Pulse: Steve Reich and his influences”, the Aurora Orchestra set out to give three examples of pieces that influenced American minimalist composer Steve Reich alongside performing two of his pieces.
****1
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Gould and Sidorova's Late Night Classical Café delights

The youthful duo, British Violinist Thomas Gould and Latvian accordionist Ksenija Sidorova took to the stage at the intimate St George’s Concert Hall for a more relaxed ‘Late Night Classical Café’.
****1
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A generous gift for John Woolrich

John Woolrich is a publically undervalued contributor to British musical life. This evening’s concert attempted to celebrate as many of the man’s musical guises as possible.
***11
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Echoes of Bach: Principal players of Aurora Orchestra at Kings Place

“Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery”, goes the familiar phrase, and that can be applied in life to any number of things, including music. Were the father of harmony, Johann Sebastian Bach, still alive today, he would be beyond flattered.
*****
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