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Mark Berry

Decidedly Superior Hausmusik from Paul Lewis and Colleagues

01/01/201526/12/2014 by Mark Berry

United KingdomUnited Kingdom Beethoven and Schubert: Paul Lewis (piano), Alexander Sitkovetsky (violin), Lawrence Power (viola), Bjørg Lewis (cello), Alois Posch (double bass). Wigmore Hall, London, 22.12.2014 (MB)

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Christian Gerhaher’s Mahler Recital Does Not Disappoint  

01/01/201522/12/2014 by Mark Berry
Christian Gerhaher Photo Credit:  Simon Jay Price

United KingdomUnited Kingdom Mahler: Christian Gerhaher (baritone), Gerold Huber (piano). Wigmore Hall, London, 19.12. 2014 (MB)

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Elektra in Dresden: Not a Vintage Evening

01/01/201522/12/2014 by Mark Berry

GermanyGermany Strauss, Elektra: Soloists, Chorus of the Saxon State Opera (chorus master: Wolfram Tetzner), Staatskapelle Dresden, Peter Schneider (conductor). Semperoper, Dresden, 15.12.2014 (MB)

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Der Rosenkavalier in Dresden: A superlative evening! 

01/01/201519/12/2014 by Mark Berry

GermanyGermany Strauss, Der Rosenkavalier: Soloists, Chorus of the Saxon State Opera (chorus master: Wolfram Tetzner), Members of the Children’s Chorus of the Saxon State Opera, Staatskapelle Dresden, Christian Thielemann (conductor). Semperoper, Dresden, 14.12.2014 (MB)

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Patrice Chéreau’s Masterly Janáček Staging Memorably Revived in Berlin

01/01/201516/12/2014 by Mark Berry

GermanyGermany Janáček, From the House of the Dead: Soloists, Chorus of the Berlin State Opera (chorus master: Martin Wright), Staatskapelle Berlin, Sir Simon Rattle (conductor). Schillertheater, Berlin, 13.12.2014 (MB)totenhaus_141-500

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Fioroni Focuses on Political Implications and Sadistic Undercurrents in Turandot

01/01/201515/12/2014 by Mark Berry

GermanyGermany Puccini, Turandot: Soloists, Chorus (chorus master: William Spaulding) and Orchestra of the Deutsche Oper, Berlin / Ivan Repušič (conductor), Deutsche Oper, Berlin, 12.12.2014 (MB)

Photo (c)  Bettina Stöß, From  production at the 2008 premiere.
Photo (c) Bettina Stöß, From production at the 2008 premiere.

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Messiah from Tenebrae and Nigel Short

15/12/201414/12/2014 by Mark Berry

United KingdomUnited Kingdom Handel, Messiah: Grace Davidson (soprano), Martha McLorinan (mezzo-soprano), David de Winter (tenor), William Gaunt (bass). Tenebrae, English Chamber Orchestra, Nigel Short (conductor). Cadogan Hall, London, 10.12.2014 (MB)

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Pierre-Laurent Aimard Excels in an Important New Birtwistle Piece

15/12/201408/12/2014 by Mark Berry

Stravinsky, Birtwistle, Messiaen: Pierre-Laurent Aimard (piano), London Philharmonic Orchestra, Vladimir Jurowski (conductor). Royal Festival Hall, London, 6.12.2014 (MB)

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