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Alfred Brendel: A Musical Celebration — exceptional talent on parade
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LSO/ Hannigan at the Barbican: the magic flourished
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Anna Lapwood at the Proms: entrancing show from a one-woman orchestra
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Handel the Philanthropist at Barbican Hall review: stirring stuff
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Brünnhilde’s Dream at the Wigmore Hall review: subtly imaginative
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LSO/Michael Tilson Thomas at the Barbican an explosive, defiant show
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Joyce DiDonato: Eden at Barbican - seeds of hope in a blighted world
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London Sinfonietta/Edwards: rewarding and fuelled by righteous anger
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Total Immersion: Music for the End of Time - sublime and harrowing
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Songs of Hope: A Benefit Concert for Afghanistan at the Barbican
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Sound Voice Installation at Kings Place: Challenging and beautiful
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Christian Gerhaher at Wigmore Hall: capturing joy and pain in song
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Jamie Barton/Jake Heggie at Barbican: a programme designed to delight
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Benedetti/Harding/LSO review: so smooth it was like gliding
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Philharmonia review: Rouvali steered two titanic scores with assurance
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LSO/Simon Rattle at the Barbican: remastered Bruckner, mastered
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Jurowski/LPO Prom review: An excellent end to his LPO tenure
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Aurora Orchestra Proms review: Stravinsky from memory proved dazzling
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Sheku & Isata Kanneh-Mason at Barbican review: intimate and engaging
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Spitalfields Festival: Never to Forget, opening concert review
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Nigel Kennedy, classical music review: Fiddles at dawn in fiery opener
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Nash Ensemble, review: Atmospheric and emotionally expressive
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Proms 2016, BBC SO/Young, review: A lyrical farewell to lost love
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Proms 2016, Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra/Jordan, review: Shattering
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Philharmonia / Stravinsky Series: Innovative and atmospheric
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LSO / Simon Rattle, review: The LSO covered themselves with glory
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Jenufa / Czech Philharmonic / Belohlávek, classical music review
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European Union Baroque Orchestra, review: They could go far
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Resurrection Symphony / OAE / Jurowski, classical music review
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