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The Aurora Orchestra review — a ferocious performance that Beethoven would have loved
★★★★☆Bit by bit Covid’s stranglehold on musical life is being prised open. This account of Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony was apparently the first ticketed public performance of any symphony in the UK since March. More importantly, it was the latest in the Aurora Orchestra’s long and consistently amazing succession of symphonies played from memory. And even more important than that, it was as thrilling to hear as I suspect it was to play. Under the vast canopy of a former fish market, in the chic development of
Source: The Times September 08, 2020 11:03 UTC
