Broadcasts and Film – Page 36 – Seen and Heard International

Robin Ticciati and LPO bring Vaughan Williams and Mahler to the idyllic South Down

17/03/202503/07/2021 by Jim Pritchard

United Kingdom Vaughan Williams, Mahler – London Philharmonic Orchestra’s Rites of Passage: Sally Matthews (soprano), London Philharmonic Orchestra / Robin Ticciati (conductor). Filmed 15.6.2021 in the Glyndebourne Opera House (by Maestro Broadcasting and directed by Dominic Best) and available on Marquee TV from 2.7.2021. (JPr)

Sally Matthews (soprano), LPO and Robin Ticciati (conductor)

Peter Moore triumphs in Royal Liverpool Philharmonic’s world premiere of Dani Howard’s concerto

27/06/202501/07/2021 by Colin Clarke

United Kingdom Stravinsky, Dani Howard, Ravel, Prokofiev: Peter Moore (trombone), Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra / Domingo Hindoyan (conductor). Concert from Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool on 17.6.2021, streaming from 29.6.2021. (CC)

Domingo Hindoyan conducts the RLPO (c) Ad LIb

Die ersten Menschen is Rudi Stephan’s musical legacy because his life was tragically short

21/08/202129/06/2021 by Jim Pritchard

Netherlands Rudi Stephan, Die ersten Menschen (The First Humans): Soloists, Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra / François-Xavier Roth (conductor). Filmed (directed by Sarah Derendinger) at De Nationale Opera, Amsterdam, and streamed from 25.6.2021 on ARTE Concert. (JPr)

Dutch National Opera’s *Die ersten Menschen* © Ruth Walz

Anna Princeva stars as a convincing Mimì in a Covid-adjusted La bohème revival at Covent Garden

21/08/202127/06/2021 by Jim Pritchard

United Kingdom Puccini, La bohème: Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra of the Royal Opera House / Renato Balsadonna (conductor). Filmed (directed by Jonathan Haswell) on 23.6.2021 at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden and streamed on 25.6.2021. (JPr)

*La bohème* Act II with Danielle de Niese (Musetta) (c) Tristram Kenton

The eyes have it! Sergei Polunin mesmerises Moscow once more as Rasputin

25/07/202124/06/2021 by Jim Pritchard

Russian Federation Rasputin: Sergei Polunin and dancers of Polunin Ink. Livestreamed from Crocus City Hall, Moscow, 21.6.2021 (available until 29.6.2021). (JPr)

Carnegie Hall Selects: Leonard Bernstein leading the London Symphony Orchestra in Mahler’s ‘Resurrection’ Symphony

25/07/202123/06/2021 by Rick Perdian

United States Mahler, Symphony No.2 ‘Resurrection’: Sheila Armstrong (soprano), Janet Baker (mezzo-soprano), Edinburgh Festival Chorus, London Symphony Orchestra / Leonard Bernstein (conductor). Ely Cathedral, Ely, August 1973. Streamed as part of Carnegie Hall Selects, 18-25.6.2021. (RP)

Leonard Bernstein conducting Mahler’s ‘Resurrection’ Symphony
(Ely Cathedral 1973)

Stravinsky’s searing Oedipus Rex at LA Opera: an event for our times

25/07/202123/06/2021 by Jane Rosenberg

United States Stravinsky, Oedipus Rex: Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra of LA Opera / James Conlon (conductor). Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles, streaming on LA Opera’s On Now digital platform from 17.6.2021. (JRo)

Animation still from LA Opera’s *Oedipus Rex* created by Manual Cinema

Seattle Opera’s new film of Tosca succeeds with a strong cast and iconic cathedral location

25/07/202122/06/2021 by Zach Carstensen

United States Puccini, Tosca: Soloists and Chorus of the Seattle Opera, Seattle Symphony / Kazem Abdullah (conductor), Seattle. Subscriber access 4-27.6.2021, and streaming 25-27.6.2021. (ZC)

Alexandra LoBianco (Tosca) & Michael Chioldi (Scarpia) (c) Philip Newton

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