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Alfred Schnittke: Between Two Worlds
Alfred Schnittke
As Vladimir Jurowski curates a festival dedicated to Alfred Schnittke, Time Out talks to the conductor about the composer's legacy
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Duke Bluebeard's Castle/The Rite of Spring
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Until Sat Nov 28, English National Opera
The opera/dance double bill begins with Daniel Kramer directing Bartók's only opera, with Michaela Martens as Judith
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The Tsarina's Slippers
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Until Tue Dec 8, Royal Opera House
Tchaikovsky's most charming stage work, 'Cherevichki' comes to Covent Garden for the first time, under the baton of Alexander Polianichko and with an almost entirely Russian cast
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Azerbaijani Cultural Weekend
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Sun Nov 22, Cadogan Hall
Orion Symphony Orchestra under Yalchin Adigezalov takes part in the Azerbaijani Cultural Weekend, featuring traditional Azerbaijan musicians and singers....
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Enoch Arden
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Sun Nov 22, Conway Hall
Richard Strauss's Tennyson setting 'Enoch Arden' is performed by Timothy West (narrator) and pianist Simon Callaghan.
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Positively Purcell
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Sun Nov 22, St John's Smith Square
A St Cecelia's Day concert to celebrate the 350th anniversary of the birth of Henry Purcell. Grayston Burgess conducts Tiffin Boys' Choir and Guildhall...
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SCHNITTKE: BETWEEN TWO WORLDS Chamber Concert
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Sun Nov 22, Queen Elizabeth Hall
Schnittke's 'Five Aphorisms'; Three Madrigals; Epilogue from 'Peer Gynt'; Sonata for violin and piano; Three Scenes; 'Music to an Imaginary Play'. Performed...
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SCHNITTKE: BETWEEN TWO WORLDS Concerto for Electronic Instruments
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Sun Nov 22, Queen Elizabeth Hall
Schnittke's Concerto for Electronic Instruments is conducted by Alexander Ivashkin.
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