Wigmore Hall, LondonAndreas Scholl's latest project with the pianist Tamar Halperin explores melancholy, as captured in lieder from Haydn to Brahms. It's a nice idea: it emphasises continuities in sensibility, sometimes overlooked, between classical and Romantic composers. It also fits rather well with the idea of Scholl as a dreamer or visionary among today's countertenors. Whether it all works in practice, however, is another matter. There's no reason why countertenors should not sing lieder, ...
Guardian Music — Wigmore Hall, LondonAndreas Scholl's latest project with the pianist Tamar Halperin explores melancholy, as captured in lieder from Haydn to Brahms. It's a nice idea: it ... more info