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John Rhodes

Dutoit, Fischer and the Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich all on Top Form

28/02/201724/02/2017 by John Rhodes

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Bartók, Tchaikovsky: Tonhalle Orchestra, Charles Dutoit (conductor), Julia Fischer (violin) Tonhalle, Zurich 23.2.2017. (JR)

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Lucky Queenslanders – Alondra de la Parra Charms in Zurich

11/02/201706/02/2017 by John Rhodes

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Stravinsky, Mozart, Beethoven: Jan Lisiecki (piano), Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich  /Alondra de la Parra (conductor), Tonhalle, Zurich 2.2.2017. (JR)

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William Christie awakens a Sleeping Beauty: Medea in Zurich

02/02/201724/01/2017 by John Rhodes

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Charpentier, Medea: Soloists and Chorus of Zurich Opera, Orchestra La Scintilla, Members of Les arts florissants / William Christie (conductor), Zurich Opera 22.1.2017. (JR)

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On Paper Only an Attractive Programme – La Fenice in Zurich

26/01/201720/01/2017 by John Rhodes

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Rossini, Wagner, Rachmaninov: Vesselina Kasarova (mezzosoprano), Orchestra Filarmonica della Fenice / John Neschling (conductor), Tonhalle, Zurich, 17.1.2016. (JR)

Vesselina Kasarova; Photo credit: Marco Borggreve.
Vesselina Kasarova (c) Marco Borggreve.

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Might Heras-Casado Be Bringuier’s Successor at the Tonhalle?

18/01/201714/01/2017 by John Rhodes

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Schubert, Bartók: Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich, Pablo Heras-Casado (conductor), Tonhalle Zurich, 12.1.2017. (JR)

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Pablo Heras-Casado (c) Fernando Sancho

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Grotesque Comedy Illuminates Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk

13/06/202309/01/2017 by John Rhodes

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Shostakovich, Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk: Soloists, Chorus of the Zurich Opera, Philharmonia Zurich / Vasily Petrenko (conductor), Zurich Opera, Zurich, 7.1.2017. (JR)

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Zurich Opera’s Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk © Monika Rittershaus

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Isserlis Persuasive in Prokofiev Concerto; Järvi delights with the ‘Rhenish’

20/12/201616/12/2016 by John Rhodes

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Prokofiev, Schumann: Steven Isserlis (cello), Tonhalle Orchestra / Paavo Järvi (conductor), Tonhalle, Zurich, 15.12.2016. (JR)

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Steven Isserlis (c) Jean Baptiste Millot

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Haitink and Schiff: Two Giants of the Musical World, Two Magnificent Works

17/12/201612/12/2016 by John Rhodes

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Beethoven & Bruckner: Sir Andras Schiff (piano), Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich / Bernard Haitink (conductor), Tonhalle Zurich, 8.12.2016. (JR)

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