Vladimir Jurowski

Mahler: Das Lied von der Erde review | Andrew Clements's classical album of the week

The conductor’s fine recording with the Berlin Radio Symphony has accuracy, perception and crystalline detail

Andrew Clements

13, Aug, 2020 @2:00 PM

LPO/Jurowski review – ingeniously celebrating Beethoven the revolutionary

The London Philharmonic’s fascinating new series began with irresistible Beethoven alongside Scriabin and Eötvös

Tim Ashley

11, Feb, 2020 @9:15 AM

Siegfried review – Jurowski showcases Wagner with wonder and excitement

Vladimir Jurowski and the LPO make the third part of Wagner’s Ring a thing of wonder, raising the bar with an astonishing performance

Tim Ashley

02, Feb, 2020 @4:07 PM

Home listening: from Judith Weir to an all-Russian Nutcracker

The Hebrides Ensemble and Ailish Tynan revel in Weir’s chamber works, while Vladimir Jurowski conducts a thrilling live Nutcracker in Moscow

Fiona Maddocks

22, Dec, 2019 @5:30 AM

LPO/Jurowski review – exemplary Mahler ends in a blaze of optimism

Sarah Wegener proved that she is a very a fine Straussian in a group of songs that ended this concert that also featured Wagner’s Tristan prelude and Mahler’s fifth symphony

Tim Ashley

14, Nov, 2019 @12:47 PM

Prom 41: LPO/Jurowski review – Russian novelties surprise and delight

Turn of the century compositions by Rachmaninov, Rimsky-Korsakov and Lyadov make up a superbly played programme led by Vladimir Jurowski

Andrew Clements

19, Aug, 2019 @11:28 AM

Edward Gardner appointed LPO principal conductor

Gardner will take over from Vladimir Jurowski at the London Philharmonic Orchestra from 2021-22 season

Imogen Tilden

26, Jul, 2019 @11:08 AM

Home listening: Rachmaninov big and small, and a night in with Janet Baker

The LPO and Vladimir Jurowski do Rachmaninov’s first symphony proud; Boris Giltburg excels in the 24 Preludes. Plus, John Bridcut’s magical new film

Fiona Maddocks

14, Apr, 2019 @6:00 AM

The week in classical: Anthropocene; Die Walküre review – ice and fire

Tensions rise as an Arctic expedition becomes trapped in ice in Stuart MacRae and Louise Welsh’s bold, chilling new opera

Fiona Maddocks

03, Feb, 2019 @8:00 AM

Die Walküre review – Jurowski's Wagner balances speed, pace and drama

Jurowski drew an intense, sinewy sound from the London Philharmonic, while Stuart Skelton’s anguished Siegmund was a highlight

Tim Ashley

28, Jan, 2019 @2:40 PM

The week in classical: Thomas Adès; LPO/Jurowski; LSO/Rattle – review

Thomas Adès communes with Janáček, Jurowski and the LPO do Stravinsky proud, and the LSO shows its jazzy side

Fiona Maddocks

15, Dec, 2018 @1:00 PM

LPO/Jurowski review – a performance of spiritual profundity and depth

Vladimir Jurowski’s Stravinsky series came to a close with readings of the composer’s late works Variations and Threni that captured their severe beauty and numinous quality

Tim Ashley

09, Dec, 2018 @12:26 PM