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Jim Pritchard

Tristan and Isolde – Divided Like Buda and Pest

03/07/201114/06/2011 by Stan

‘Wagner in Budapest ‘ Opera Festival 2011 (2) – Wagner, Tristan und Isolde: Soloists, Orchestra and Choir of the Hungarian State Opera. Conductor: Ádám Fischer. Béla Bartók Concert Hall, Palace of Arts, Budapest, 10.6.2011 (JPr)

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Categories International Opera, Opera & Ballet, Previously Published Tags Budapest, Jim Pritchard

A Swan Swims Down the Danube – Lohengrin in Budapest

03/07/201113/06/2011 by Stan

‘Wagner in Budapest ‘ Opera Festival 2011 (1) Wagner, Lohengrin: Soloists, Honved Male Choir, Budapest Studio Choir, MR Choir, orchestra of the Hungarian State Opera. Conductor: Ádám Fischer. Béla Bartók Concert Hall, Palace of Arts, Budapest, 9.6.2011. (JPr)

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Categories Concert Reviews, International Concerts, Previously Published Tags Budapest, Jim Pritchard

A Magnificent Seven from Maazel

03/07/201129/05/2011 by Stan

Mahler Symphony No 7: Philharmonia Orchestra; Lorin Maazel (conductor). Royal Festival Hall, London 26.5.11 (JPr)

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Categories Concert Reviews, Previously Published, UK Concerts Tags Jim Pritchard, London

A Sexless Cleopatra – How Can That Happen?

21/11/201918/05/2011 by Stan

Northern Ballet’s Cleopatra – Music by Claude-Michel Schönberg and choreography by David Nixon : Dancers of the Northern Ballet and Northern Ballet Sinfonia. Conductor: John Pryce-Jones. Sadler’s Wells, London, 17.5.2011. (JPr)

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Categories Ballet and Dance Reviews, Opera & Ballet, Previously Published Tags Jim Pritchard, London

London Eighth Symphony commemorates the centenary of Mahler’s death

03/07/201117/05/2011 by Stan

Mahler’s Eighth – ‘Symphony of a Thousand’: Vivace Chorus, London Symphony Chorus, The London Chorus, Romsey Choral Society, Tiffin Boys’ Choir, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Jeremy Backhouse (conductor). Royal Albert Hall, London 15.5.2011 (JPr)

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Categories Concert Reviews, Previously Published, UK Concerts Tags Jim Pritchard, London

Met Live Die Walküre has Problems with an Ambitious Set

30/12/202016/05/2011 by Jim Pritchard

Wagner, Die Walküre, Metropolitan Opera’s latest HD transmission: (directed for TV by Gary Halfvorson) live to the Barbican Cinema, London. 14.5.2011. (JPr)

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Categories Broadcasts and Film, International Opera, Opera & Ballet, Previously Published, Theatre, Musicals, Broadcasts & Films Tags Jim Pritchard, London

Lorin Maazel takes his audience on the Mahler trip of a lifetime

02/10/201710/05/2011 by Stan

United KingdomUnited Kingdom Mahler, Symphony No.3: Sarah Connolly (mezzo-soprano), Philharmonia Voices, Tiffin Boys’ Choir, Philharmonia Orchestra; Lorin Maazel (conductor). Royal Festival Hall, London 8.5.2011. (JPr)

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Jury Out: Jurowski Yet to Prove Himself A Wagnerian, Succeeds in Strauss, Excels in Tchaikovsky

03/07/201106/05/2011 by Stan

Wagner, Strauss and Tchaikovsky: Christine Brewer (soprano), London Philharmonic Orchestra; Vladimir Jurowski (conductor). Royal Festival Hall, London 4.5.2011 (JPr)

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Categories Concert Reviews, Previously Published, UK Concerts Tags Jim Pritchard, London
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