The week in classical: La bohème; Family Ties: The Schumanns and the Mendelssohns; Treske Quartet – review

<strong>Royal Opera House; Queen Elizabeth Hall; Conway Hall, London</strong><br>Puccini’s genius shines through as his centenary year gets under way. Elsewhere, a good week for the Mendelssohns, and a Carrot Revolution

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