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Andrew Mellor

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Review
Rachel Barton Pine: Dvořák and Khachaturian
2020-01-31T14:36:00
Atmospheric, subtly thought-out playing touching on the mystical
Review
Kati Debretzeni: Bach
2020-01-03T13:16:00
English Baroque Soloists leader shines in the solo spotlight
Review
Christian Tetzlaff: Beethoven
2019-11-01T13:32:00
Performances of two cornerstone concertos that may divide audiences
Feature
Double firsts: Postcards from Moscow and St Petersburg
2019-09-17T15:56:00
At this year’s quadrennial International Tchaikovsky Competition, the judges awarded the $30,000 first prize in both the violin and cello categories. Tim Homfray attended the violin section in Moscow, while Andrew Mellor visited St Petersburg to hear the cellists – and both were impressed by what they saw
Review
The World Is (Y)Ours. Clyne, Sibelius, Fujikura, Rautavaara, Ullén etc
2019-09-02T12:07:00
Exciting modern cello music with not-so-secret links to Bach

Andrew Mellor

Rachel Barton Pine: Dvořák and Khachaturian

Kati Debretzeni: Bach

Christian Tetzlaff: Beethoven

Double firsts: Postcards from Moscow and St Petersburg

The World Is (Y)Ours. Clyne, Sibelius, Fujikura, Rautavaara, Ullén etc