My review of Bampton Classical Opera’s double bill at SJSS on 13th September 2016: Airborne delights: rare Gluck and Arne comic double bill

Myrthen Ensemble sing songs to the moon at the Wigmore Hall, 20th March 2016: Nocturnal moments – Myrthen Ensemble in Songs to the Moon at the Wigmore Hall

Rutter, Gadd, City of London Choir and the RPO in Brahms’ Requiem, 7th March 2016: Slow-burn Brahms: Claire Rutter, Stephen Gadd, City of London Choir at Barbican

A review of a rarely performed work by Louis Spohr at LSO St Luke’s, 4th March 2016: Making a strong case for a neglected work – Louis Spohr’s Last Judgement

An exploration of Handel’s creative output inspired by the star soprano, concert at St John’s Smith Square on 28th February 2016: Saxon reserve and Italian passion – Nicki Kennedy and the Brook Street Band

UK première of Michael van der Aa’s The Book of Disquiet with the London Sinfonietta at the Coronet, 24th February 2016: Michel van der Aa’s new work demonstrates the power of the imagination in Elephant and Castle

My review of a City of London Sinfonia concert of Mahler, Bach and Strauss at the Village Underground, 17th February 2016: Getting closer to Art for Art’s sake in Shoreditch with the City of London Sinfonia

My review of the Nash Ensemble’s concert in the series Mozart, Mendelssohn and the Italians at the Wigmore Hall, 6th February 2016: Italian sunshine and Mozartean perfection – the Nash Ensemble at the Wigmore Hall