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BBC Music gives Dmitri’s new recording of Tchaikovsky Romances five stars in the February 2010 issue of the magazine.  The reviewer writes: “Nearly 20 years have elapsed since Dmitri Hvorostovsky first recorded Tchaikovsky songs.  Alongside the same ineffable legato, there’s more pointing of the words and more inwardness in softer dynamics.”

Dmitri Hvorostovsky and Anna Netrebko received great critical acclaim for their January 18 concert at London’s Royal Festival Hall with the Philharmonia Orchestra and conductor Norman Foster. In his review in The Financial Times, Richard Fairman called it a “star evening times two” and describe the singers as a “a pair of Russians who know how to deliver the good”, while Rupert Christiansen from The Telegraph gave the concert four star.

On Monday, January 18, Dmitri Hvorostovsky and soprano Anna Netrebko bring their enormous talent and star power together for a concert at London’s Royal Festival Hall at the Southbank Centre.  Celebrated around the world for their work on both the opera and concert stages, the dear friends will sing duets and solo arias from some of opera’s favorite works.  For the evening, the two will be joined by the Philharmonia Orchestra under the baton of Lawrence Foster.