Prokofiev’s ballet is stunningly performed and incredibly moving.
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HARRY DADSWELL is impressed by the “Yankee swagger” of the CUMS Symphony Orchestra.
HARRY DADSWELL is charmed by a bunch of amateurs, and keeps a straight face for Brahms’ First Symphony.
Cambridge students play Soviet music just like real repressed citizens for TIM COOMBES. Strange…
RUTH MARINER breaks the silence on one of Cambridge’s best-kept classical secrets: the CUMS free Lunchtime Concert Season.
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JAMES WELLAND was impressed by the suitable ‘schizophrenia’ of this slightly repetitious concert.
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Being unable to see the ballet left JOE BATES to blindly suffer a lunchtime of musical mediocrity.
ANTHONY FRIEND tells how, despite its lack of theatricality, The Dream of Gerontius a was compelling and sensitive performance.
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