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Month: April 2015

A Musical Feast Undermined by Visual Shenanigans

19/04/201505/04/2015 by Bernard Jacobson

United StatesUnited States Bach, St. Matthew Passion: Westminster Symphonic Choir (Joe Miller, director), The American Boychoir (Fernando Malver-Ruiz, director), Philadelphia Orchestra, Yannick Nézet-Séguin (conductor), Verizon Hall, Kimmel Center, Philadelphia, 4.4.2015 (BJ)

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Outstanding Musical Performances in Berlin’s Choreographed Tannhäuser

19/04/201505/04/2015 by Mark Berry

GermanyGermany  Wagner, Tannhäuser: Soloists, Dancers, Staatsopernchor Berlin (chorus master: Martin Wright), Staatskapelle Berlin, Daniel Barenboim (conductor). Schiller Theater, Berlin, 2.4.2015 (MB)

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Gidon Kremer Disappoints but Denis Kozhukhin Saves the Day

19/04/201504/04/2015 by Mark Berry

GermanyGermany  Berlin Festtage (5) – Weinberg, Brahms, and Franck: Gidon Kremer (violin), Denis Kozhukhin (piano). Philharmonie, Berlin, 1.4.2015 (MB)

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Michael Wendeberg’s Extraordinary Achievement in the Piano Music of Boulez

19/04/201504/04/2015 by Mark Berry

GermanyGermany  Berlin Festtage (4) – Boulez: Michael Wendeberg (piano). Schiller Theater, Berlin, 30.3.2015 (MB)

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Celebration of Tatar Music Introduces Little Known Composers to Britain

19/04/201504/04/2015 by Rob Barnett

United KingdomUnited Kingdom  Zhiganov, Akhiyarova, Yarulli, Kallimullin, Rachmaninov, Rimsky Korsakova: Venera Gimadieva (soprano), Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra / Guerassim Voronkov (conductor), Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre, London, 1.4.2015 (RB)

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Spirited Perahia Recital Shows Maturity—and Speed

10/04/201504/04/2015 by Bruce Hodges

United StatesUnited States Bach, Haydn, Beethoven, Franck, Chopin: Murray Perahia (piano), Carnegie Hall, New York City. 1.4.2015 (BH)

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Hamelin’s Schubert the Worthy Legacy of a Great Teacher

19/04/201503/04/2015 by Bernard Jacobson

United StatesUnited States Field, Hamelin, Debussy, and Schubert: Marc-André Hamelin (piano), Perelman Theater, Kimmel Center, Philadelphia, 31.3.2015 (BJ)

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La Traviata Repeated In La Plata

27/01/201603/04/2015 by Jonathan Spencer Jones

 Verdi, La Traviata: Soloists, Orchestra, Chorus of Teatro Argentino. Conductor: Carlos Vieu, Teatro Argentino, La Plata. 25.3.2015. (JSJ)

 

Teatro Argentino - Temporada 2015 - Ópera: "La Traviata";
Laura Penchi (Violetta) and Arnaldo Quiroga (Alfredo) in Teatro Argentino’s revival of La Traviata. Photo Teatro Argentino.

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