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Criticks Reviews: Music

‘Die wahre Art’: Leipzig Bachfest 2014

‘Die wahre Art’: Leipzig Bachfest 2014

Paul Corneilson reflects on this year's Leipzig Bachfest in this special extended report.

Event Date(s): 30th Jun 2014

Location: Leipzig, Germany

Reviewed by: Paul Corneilson

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Handel’s Israel in Egypt

Handel’s Israel in Egypt

Joe Lockwood situates this thrilling performance of the oratorio in its historical context.

Event Date(s): 29th Jun 2014

Location: St John's, Smith Square, London

Reviewed by: Joseph Lockwood

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Handels Faramondo at the Göttingen International Handel Festival 2014

Handel’s Faramondo at the Göttingen International Handel Festival 2014

This exquisite performance of Faramondo concludes this year's Göttingen Handel Festival.

Event Date(s): 20th Jun 2014

Location: Göttingen, Germany

Reviewed by: Ivan Ćurković

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Handel Festival Halle 2014: Parnasso in festa, Riccardo primo, Arminio

Handel Festival Halle 2014: Parnasso in festa, Riccardo primo, Arminio

Ivan Ćurković samples three very different performances from this year's Halle Festival.

Event Date(s): 8th Jun 2014

Location: Halle, Germany

Reviewed by: Ivan Ćurković

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The Admirable Abate Steffani

The Admirable Abate Steffani

This attempt to rescue Agostino Steffani from relative oblivion is not entirely convincing.

Event Date(s): 2nd Jun 2014

Location: St John's Smith Square, London

Reviewed by: Hannah Crawforth

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Handel’s Joshua

Handel’s Joshua

Joshua leads the musical charge in the final concert of this year's Lufthansa Festival of Baroque Music.

Event Date(s): 24th May 2014

Location: St John's Smith Square, London

Reviewed by: Tullia Giersberg

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Hogarth’s Stages – A Modern Take on the 18th-century Master

Hogarth’s Stages – A Modern Take on the 18th-century Master

RCM and Tête à Tête take on Hogarth and the absurdities of the music business.

Event Date(s): 16th May 2014

Location: The Britten Theatre, The Royal College of Music, London

Reviewed by: Michael Burden

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“A Most Beloved Melody: British and American Piano Renderings of Favourite Songs, 1790-1850”

“A Most Beloved Melody: British and American Piano Renderings of Favourite Songs, 1790-1850”

Popular eighteenth-century songs build bridges across the Atlantic in this inspired event.

Event Date(s): 13th May 2014

Location: Chawton House Library, Alton, Hampshire

Reviewed by: Bethany Williamson

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Handel’s Hercules

Handel’s Hercules

Although characteristically heavy-handed, Peter Sellars's production of Hercules also generates real poignancy.

Event Date(s): 30th Apr 2014

Location: Four Seasons Centre, Toronto

Reviewed by: David Francis Taylor

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Rameau’s Zaïs

Rameau’s Zaïs

The Rameau Project showcases contemporary expertise in this particularly fine performance of Zaïs.

Event Date(s): 29th Apr 2014

Location: Queen Elizabeth Hall, London

Reviewed by: Jennifer Thorp

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