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RSNO & Jess Gillam, Edinburgh review: 'wailing banshee cries and whirlling rhythms'

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Jess Gillam’s saxophone playing dazzles in ‘a concert of extremes’, writes David Kettle

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RSNO & Jess Gillam, Edinburgh review: 'wailing banshee cries and whirlling rhythms'

Jess Gillam’s saxophone playing dazzles in ‘a concert of extremes’, writes David Kettle

·Scotland, United Kingdom
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REVIEW: Jess Gillam and Shostakovich Eight featuring Anna Clyne's 'Glasslands'

Rating: 4.5 out of 5. “Emotionally evocative, tense, and thrilling” As someone who has never attended orchestra in my life, I was hesitant about taking up this review. I did not have to worry – as it turned out, Glasslands and Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 8 were incredibly accessible to those without knowledge of orchestra and took me to worlds I didn’t think possible through music alone. The show opened with the wonderful Anna Clyne’s Glasslands…

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