Skip to content

Seen and Heard International

SINCE 1999 A LIVE REVIEW SITE FOR OPERA, BALLET, CONCERTS, BROADCASTS, AND THEATRE

Seen and Heard International

Home
Concert Reviews
- UK Concerts
- International Concerts
Opera & Ballet
Broadcasts & Others
Articles & Interviews
Festivals
Contact

Home
Concert Reviews
- UK Concerts
- International Concerts
Opera & Ballet
Broadcasts & Others
Articles & Interviews
Festivals
Contact

Baden-Baden

A Colourfully Exciting Don Quixote from Brazil’s São Paulo Dance Company

06/05/201826/04/2018 by Gregor Tassie

Germany Germany São Paulo Dance Company’s Don Quixote: Dancers of São Paulo Dance Company, Deutsche Staatsphilharmonie Rheinland-Pfalz / Christoph Gedschold (conductor), Festspielhaus, Baden-Baden, Germany, 14.4.2018. (GT)

São Paulo Dance Company’s Don Quixote (c) Renan Livi

Categories Ballet and Dance Reviews, Opera & Ballet Tags Baden-Baden, Gregor Tassie Leave a comment

SEARCH THE SITE

Search for:

CHOOSE A WEEK TO VIEW

CHOOSE A MONTH TO VIEW

CHOOSE A MONTH TO VIEW

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR FREE SUMMARY NEWSLETTER

Email

TOP 5 SEEN AND HEARD POSTS

Goldberg Variations magic from Mahan Esfahani in Leipzig for Cal Performances at Home
Roberto Alagna and Aleksandra Kurzak explore a toxic relationship in Vienna’s 2018 Otello
A prize-winning concert from The King’s Singers and Cathedra
The RSNO and Thomas Søndergård again mix popular standard repertoire with overlooked music
Kenneth MacMillan’s telling of the dark Manon story is equally intense for ENB thanks to Alina Cojocaru

RECENT COMMENTS

David G on Jonas Kaufmann’s Rodolfo is a revelation in a vintage Munich La bohème for our time and all time
Karen on As Radvanovsky hits new heights in Paris, Aida is not the museum piece Lotte de Beer thinks it is
Robert Pherigo on Khatia Buniatishvili Demonstrates Highly Individual Pianism – But Not in a Good Way!
Thanos Assimakis on As Radvanovsky hits new heights in Paris, Aida is not the museum piece Lotte de Beer thinks it is
Ms.Melody on As Radvanovsky hits new heights in Paris, Aida is not the museum piece Lotte de Beer thinks it is

SEEN AND HEARD'S RECENT REVIEWS

Goldberg Variations magic from Mahan Esfahani in Leipzig for Cal Performances at Home (06/03/2021)

__________________________________

Roberto Alagna and Aleksandra Kurzak explore a toxic relationship in Vienna’s 2018 Otello (04/03/2021) __________________________________

A prize-winning concert from The King’s Singers and Cathedra (04/03/2021) __________________________________

The RSNO and Thomas Søndergård again mix popular standard repertoire with overlooked music (04/03/2021) __________________________________

Kenneth MacMillan’s telling of the dark Manon story is equally intense for ENB thanks to Alina Cojocaru (03/03/2021) __________________________________

Carducci String Quartet and VOCES8 is a fascinating departure for the LIVE from London format (03/03/2021) __________________________________

For Met Stars Live in Concert, Sonya Yoncheva brings emotional significance to all her words and phrases (02/03/2021) __________________________________

Christian Thielemann and Camilla Nylund bring ‘The Golden Twenties’ to a resplendent end in Berlin (02/03/2021) __________________________________

Vim and vigour from the Northern Chamber Orchestra as Lara Melda shows her affinity for Rossini (01/03/2021) __________________________________

Chamber Music Northwest presents Fleur Barron and Julius Drake in Winterreise (01/03/2021) __________________________________

Alisa Weilerstein communes with Bach in Cleveland’s Severance Hall (28/02/2021) __________________________________

Takács Quartet finds three ways to program in a pandemic (27/02/2021) __________________________________

HERE presents the premiere of No One Is Forgotten, an opera for radio conceived during the pandemic (26/02/2021) __________________________________

The Berlin Philharmonic recreates ‘The Golden Twenties’ of Moka Efti brilliantly in an evening of jazz and cabaret (24/02/2021) __________________________________

Tony and the Young Artists: Stephanie Wake-Edwards will leave you shaken and stirred by her cocktail of cabaret songs (23/02/2021) __________________________________

INTERVIEWS, ARTICLES, NEWS, AND SEASON PREVIEWS

Myaskovsky. Dialogues (9-13 March 2021) celebrates the composer’s 140th anniversary (05/03/2021)

__________________________________

The Belfast Ensemble’s The Musician: A Horror Opera for Children streaming 12-14 March 2021 (05/03/2021) __________________________________

Waterperry Opera Festival returns in summer 2021 (12 – 21 August) (01/03/2021) __________________________________

Leeds Lieder’s six livestreams this spring from Leeds Town Hall (26/02/2021) __________________________________

Longborough Festival Opera’s exciting 2021 update (26/02/2021) __________________________________

The Metropolitan Opera co-produces the ENO’s new Ring cycle to be completed in 2025 (25/02/2021) __________________________________

San Francisco Opera to mount a virtual Ring Festival in March (21/02/2021) __________________________________

Opera Holland Park’s 2021 season opens on 1 June (19/02/2021) __________________________________

Glyndebourne announces its 2021 Festival – 20 May to 29 August (18/02/2021) __________________________________

Oxford Lieder weekend of song: 27-28 February 2021 (11/02/2021) __________________________________

Christopher Hahn, Pittsburgh Opera’s General Director, in conversation with Rick Perdian (10/02/2021) __________________________________

Rick Perdian in conversation with Brandon Ridenour and Ben Russell of Brooklyn-based ensemble, Founders (07/02/2021) __________________________________

Austrian violinist Johannes Fleischmann in conversation with Antoine Lévy-Leboyer (02/02/2021) __________________________________

English National Ballet update their Ballet on Demand lockdown plans for 2021 (01/02/2021) __________________________________

English National Opera and Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust’s ENO Breathe goes nationwide (28/01/2021) __________________________________

Follow us

Copyright © 2021 Seen and Heard International | All rights reserved |Privacy Policy