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• ↓ BBC Proms Varese Barber Torvund Jenkins et al
• ↓ Schanzer/Speach Duo with guests: Live in Brooklyn, 1992-2002
• ↓ Colin Currie Group Plays Steve Reich (Edinburgh International Festival, 28 August 2026)
• ↓ BBC Proms Miles Davis, Canat de Chizy, El-Turk, Shostakovich
• ↓ Daniel Temkin: Maksimal
• ↓ BBC Proms —Stravinsky, Berg, Bartok, Ades, Glennie, et al
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"The Prom on August 23, which was presented by the BBC Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Alain Altinoglu, concluded with a performance of Amérique by Edgard Varèses, having begun with Stravinsky’s Symphonies of Wind Instruments in its 1947 version, The Dvorak ‘Cello Concerto, with Gautier Capuçon soloist, and Debussy’s Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun. The title of the piece had dual meanings, just as Varèses’s intentions were multiple. The work was on one hand a sort of portrait of the active and bustling New York City, but it also had the intention of opening new, as it were, vistas"

"Live in Brooklyn, 1992-2002 opens a decade-long aperture through which sound flees its dates and resumes its unfinished conversation with the present. Guitarist Jeffrey Schanzer and pianist-composer Bernadette Speach turn performance into a social form where individual voices ply dreams that are startlingly alive. The duo began collaborating in Buffalo in 1982, joining free jazz and global traditions to the post-Cagean avant-garde. After moving to Brooklyn two years later, they entered an artist-led culture sustained by collective labor. Schanzer served as president of the Musicians of Brooklyn Initiative, founded by Lester Bowie and Oliver Lake with Cecil Taylor; Speach worked"

"(Colin Currie Group perform Steve Reich’s Quartet) Steve Reich’s ninetieth anniversary year would not be complete without a world premiere. Or two, as was the case in this evening’s all-Reich concert at Usher Hall, Edinburgh. There again, a Reich premiere would not be complete without the Colin Curry Group either, with Quartet (also on the programme) and Traveler’s Prayer previous co-commissions for Currie’s group. Forming part of this year’s Edinburgh International Festival, these two new compositions – Two Pianos and the stirring, spectacular In All Your Ways – appeared in either half of the program. More on that later. The"

"The Prom on August 20 commemorated the centennial of Miles Davis’s birth. Davis was undoubtedly one of the greatest and most important musicians of the 20th century, but he was not a composer and not just a performer. He was a composing performer, who probably never played the same thing the same way twice. His playing is known to many people, just about everybody now, through his recordings, which were a single example of how he would have done something, and which are also very much a product of his work with arrangers, most especially Gil Evans. It is their"

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BBC Proms Varese Barber Torvund Jenkins et al

Schanzer/Speach Duo with guests: Live in Brooklyn, 1992-2002

Colin Currie Group Plays Steve Reich (Edinburgh International Festival, 28 August 2026)

BBC Proms Miles Davis, Canat de Chizy, El-Turk, Shostakovich

Daniel Temkin: Maksimal

BBC Proms —Stravinsky, Berg, Bartok, Ades, Glennie, et al