London Symphony Orchestra News

 
The Voice of Russia
Gergiev and Capuçon with the London Symphony Orchestra
ConcertoNet
Gergiev, the mysterious maestro from the Caucasus, serves currently as Music Director of both the Mariinsky Theater in St. Petersburg as well as the London Symphony Orchestra. He is also Artistic Director of several prestigious music festivals ...
Gergiev becomes honorary member of Viennese Music AssociationThe Voice of Russia

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Telegraph.co.uk
London Symphony Orchestra / Gergiev, Barbican Hall, London
The Independent
And yet Stravinsky's innate sense of theatre cannot be suppressed in the “Sanctus” where darkening harmonies and a steely edge were in this performance duly seized upon by Valery Gergiev and his London Symphony forces with the clamour of “Hosanna in ...
Stravinsky Festival, London Symphony Orchestra, Valery Gergiev, Barbican, reviewTelegraph.co.uk
LSO/Gergiev – reviewThe Guardian

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Telegraph.co.uk
The Rite of Spring and Oedipus Rex, London Symphony Orchestra, Barbican, review
Telegraph.co.uk
The Rite of Spring and Oedipus Rex were fine choices to end Valerie Gergiev's survey of Stravinsky with the London Symphony Orchestra, says Ivan Hewett. London Symphony Orchestra's principal conductor Valery Gergiev. Photo: Alberto Venzago By Ivan ...
Can You Beat Out The 'Rite' Rhythm?NPR (blog)

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The London 2012 Festival: The greatest show of a great year
The Independent
1 July – 27 August Barbican Music Barbican, London Gilberto Gil is joined by the London Symphony Orchestra, while Sir Simon Rattle conducts the UK premiere of Wynton Marsalis' Swing Symphony. 4 July & 25-26 July NVA – Speed of Light Arthur's Seat, ...


 
The Arts Desk
Tetzlaff, London Symphony Orchestra, Eötvös, Barbican Hall
The Arts Desk
Eye troubles, alas, have continued to bedevil the octogenarian giant of contemporary music, which is why his current engagements with the London Symphony Orchestra – there's also a tour to Paris and Brussels this week, and a second Barbican engagement ...


 
LSO/Gergiev, Barbican, London
Financial Times
The London Symphony Orchestra's short series, devised by Valery Gergiev, straddles the two. In the space of less than a week the programme is embracing small-scale works at St Luke's, concerts which include music for stage and church at the Barbican, ...

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Reviews of classical CDs
Times of Malta
Elgar: Symphony No 2 in E Flat, Op. 63; Cello Concerto in E Minor, Op. 85. Beatrice Harrison, cello, London Symphony Orchestra and the New Symphony orchestra conducted by Edward Elgar – Naxos Historical 8.111260 (77 minutes).