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I love anoushka

Nice ❤

True, and concisely explained.

Ambassador of music.she gracefully telling west that v hv arrived.burden of father's legacy on her weak solder.

I hate that these clips are so short. I could listen to these exposes for HOURS

This is very good! Please let us hear more of this.

Wonderful! Thank you for sharing this~

Good job, ANOUSHKA SHANKAR!❤❤❤✌️👍

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Thank you so much as well. I saw it last time on Instagram and I asked for the sheet music so I ordered the book and now I'm trying to play this song! I played your song in normal and low speed so I could see the fingerings better and even tough I will never play it like you, I'm so happy that I come a bit close ;-)

Hello, I love it <3. is it possible to buy sheet music for this cello arrangement somewhere?

Without any race just enjoy this Beautiful music! ❤️

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I'm so sorry to hear this!!! The concert you gave in Teatro Colon was one of the most memorable concerts of my life as audience. I hope you get a lot of sponsors and donations. I love your project! ❤

My favourite cello piece and played so beautifully! Thank you for posting.

Good rendition

I have seen you guys in Barbican. Amazing!

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Is this the wonderful person who nicely played Merlin's Hat back in the early 00s?

Beautiful!

Thank you, that was beautiful!

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Thank you so much! I am writing my initial DMA paper on Curlew River and this source is invaluable!

Lovely seeing you as a connaisseur of diverse top piano makers

Magical, ladies, both playing and the inroduction. If only concerts had conductors or intrumentalists introducing new or obscure pieces as a matter of course, it really bestows a rapport with the audience.

When I UA-cam my name to see what I come up with... this is cool..

T H E great heir to Hofmann, Cherkassky

Thank you-I watched the performance from St. Giles and Ian Bostridge's comments-I agree-nothing against Pierre Boulez but Britten- is for ever-his touch was so sure

Beautiful playing

great to hear the underated lennox berkeley. Love his seranade for string and his sonatine for guitar, which i consider a masterpiece of the guitar repetoire and hos comic opera a diner engagment which a one act masterpiece.

Thanks so much for posting this - watching this has been a fantastic way to "decompress" after a long day. It's such a beautiful piece, and of course, played beautifully.

he taught me trumpet playing knellerhall 93. my inspiration

Wonderful interview... it was so interesting hearing all Joy Farrall had to say! Thanks for posting.

Loved your playing with Peter Gregson and Bach: "The Cello Suites - Recomposed by Peter Gregson" - just gorgeous! Glad to see you here and understand more. Bravo!

he is so lovely!!

Let us know which concert you are most excited about.

Absolute legend. Raise a toast to Mr Chappell; chamber music at it's finest!!

If you'dlike to hear more of the music used for the soundtrack of this film visit www.nmcrec.co.uk/recording/autumnal

Today we launch our annual competition for unpublished composers #OPUS2016 - check out the short film about the scheme...

Our latest film....

just toooooooo short...

For a Christmas present that's in rhythm with the most musical of seasons, Britten Sinfonia's Musically Gifted is just the ticket

Ahead of his appearance as a soloist in Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 on 6th December at the Barbican we've released a player Profile film all about Principal Trumpet Paul Archibald

Our brand new 2014-15 season trailer giving you a preview of highlights over the coming season

It's Latitude this weekend - brings back memories of our performance in 2009 ...

Ahead of our tour to Cambridge, Norwich and London's Barbican Centre with Patricia Kopatchinskaja in March 2014 we talk to her about the programme which has a distinctly Eastern European flavour

Happy 21st Birthday Britten Sinfonia. You're "legal" now to to drink! ;-)