Michael Hann

Pretty, charming and largely unremarkable: Devonte Hynes & the LSO reviewed

Plus: Nick Hakim sounded glorious at the O2 Forum Kentish Town, his presentation less so

Matthew Lynch with the London Symphony Orchestra conducting the work of Devonte Hynes at the Barbican Hall. Image: Mark Allan / Barbican
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  • Devonte Hynes and the London Symphony Orchestra

    Barbican Hall

  • Nick Hakim

    O2 Forum Kentish Town

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