Andrew Clements is a journalist who writes for The Guardian, Yahoo News UK, and Yahoo Sports Canada. With a focus on classical music, Andrew provides insightful reviews of albums, performances, and music festivals. His writing showcases his passion for the genre and his ability to capture the essence of each musical experience.
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By: Andrew Clements
On a record where instruments matter more than the music, Horsch celebrates Brüggen and the remarkable 17th and 18th-century recorders he collected
By: Andrew Clements
The viola player Lawrence Power is a resident artist at the Southbank Centre this season.
By: Andrew Clements
The late Peter Eötvös’s slender and nuanced Secret Kiss didn’t hold the attention; works by Julian Anderson, Lisa Illean and Rebecca Saunders fared better in this Birmingham Contemporary Music Group concert
By: John Fordham, Jenessa Williams, Catherine Bray, Kate Wyver, Andrew Clements, Skye Sherwin, Rachel Aroesti
From The Nutcracker in Glasgow and the Human League in Cardiff to Messiaen in Manchester and Maggie Mistletoe in Farnham, our critics pick the best cultural events in the run-up to Christmas
By: Andrew Clements
· 3-min read It would have been easy for a pianist of Yuja Wang's charisma and effortless technical brilliance to play safe in the choice of what she plays.
By: Andrew Clements
Wang brings her characteristic brilliance to the obbligato line of Messaien’s symphony, part of a whole that, under Nelsons and the Boston Symphony, doesn’t fully convince
By: Andrew Clements
London concerts by Rinaldo Alessandrini and his hand-picked group of six vocalists are as infrequent as they are treasurable, and the Queen Elizabeth Hall was packed for their latest appearance.
By: Andrew Clements
However brilliantly he negotiates extreme technical challenges, the pianist’s maximum-velocity playing remains oddly monochrome
By: Andrew Clements
A piano prodigy burst onto the scene, studio opera recordings were few and far between – and the year’s most rewarding discs were the ones that ventured beyond the mainstream
By: Andrew Clements
This absorbing recital shone a light on some of the composer’s lesser known songs
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