Bound/Unbound review

“Intoxicating overall mood ”

ReviewsAug 12, 2024by Edward BhesaniaLSO St Luke's, London

Yining Chen in Bound/Unbound at LSO St Luke's, London. Photo: Mike Skelton

Innovative, cross-disciplinary meeting of East and West, though the lives of the two central characters need clearer articulation

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Edward Bhesania is a writer and editor who reviews for The Stage and The Strad. He has contributed to The Observer, BBC Music Magazine, International Piano, The Tablet and Country Life, and written concert notes for the BBC Proms, London Symphony Orchestra, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and Norwegian Chamber Orchestra

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