Autumn was fair time in Leipzig and the Bachs played for the endless stream of visitors from near and far. The whole family was involved, as Eva Maria Pollerus and recreationBAROCK show us.

Autumn was fair time in Leipzig and the Bachs played for the endless stream of visitors from near and far. The whole family was involved, as Eva Maria Pollerus and recreationBAROCK show us.

Storms rage in Mendelssohn‘s Hebrides and in Schubert’s Symphony No. 3. Lightning flashes under the baton of Rome conductor Daniela Musca. Julian Arp conveys human turmoil in Schostakowitsch‘s Cello Concerto with great virtuosity.

Storms rage in Mendelssohn‘s Hebrides and in Schubert’s Symphony No. 3. Lightning flashes under the baton of Rome conductor Daniela Musca. Julian Arp conveys human turmoil in Schostakowitsch‘s Cello Concerto with great virtuosity.

In “Winter“ from Vivaldi‘s Four Seasons, skaters glide over the frozen lake. The violin of Mónica Waisman brings them to life.

In “Winter“ from Vivaldi‘s Four Seasons, skaters glide over the frozen lake. The violin of Mónica Waisman brings them to life.

In “Winter“ from Vivaldi‘s Four Seasons, skaters glide over the frozen lake. The violin of Mónica Waisman brings them to life.

These are the ultimate hymns of praise: Mozart pays homage to Maria in “Exsultate, jubilate“, Handel to Reason in “As Steals the Morn“, and Mendelssohn to God‘s works in “Lobgesang“. This makes for a moving Advent experience with Andreas Stoehr and his musicians.

These are the ultimate hymns of praise: Mozart pays homage to Maria in “Exsultate, jubilate“, Handel to Reason in “As Steals the Morn“, and Mendelssohn to God‘s works in “Lobgesang“. This makes for a moving Advent experience with Andreas Stoehr and his musicians.

In 2020 there are celebrations to mark the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s birth in all corners of the musical world. recreation is no exception, contrasting the revolutionary Second with the enchanting Triple Concerto. Michael Hofstetter and a young trio of soloists give their best.