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John Rhodes

A twitchy Petrushka and a watery Rite of Spring

25/10/201623/10/2016 by John Rhodes

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Stravinsky, Petrushka and The Rite of Spring: Zurich Ballet and Junior Ballet, Philharmonia Orchestra Zurich, Zurich Opera House, Domingo Hindoyan (conductor), 21.10.16. (JR)

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Katja Wünsche and dancers of the Zurich Ballet in Edward Clug’s Rite © Gregory Batardon

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Lunchtime Concert at the Tonhalle Keeps an Older Audience Reasonably Happy

05/10/201630/09/2016 by John Rhodes

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Eötvös, Shostakovich: Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich, Lionel Bringuier, (conductor), Tonhalle Zurich, 29.9.16. (JR)

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Luxury casting for splendid Cav and Pag

19/01/202226/09/2016 by John Rhodes

 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Mascagni, Leoncavallo: Soloists, Chorus of the Zurich Opera, Philharmonia Zurich/Daniele Rustioni (conductor), Zurich Opera, Zurich, 24.9.2016 (JR)

Opernhaus Zürich - Cavalleria Rusticana ©Judith Schlosser
Opernhaus Zürich’s Cavalleria rusticana © Judith Schlosser

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Fine Singing and Playing in Der Freischütz – Shame about the Grotesque and Silly Production

26/09/201621/09/2016 by John Rhodes

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Weber, Der Freischütz: Soloists, Philharmonia Zurich, Marc Albrecht (conductor), Zurich Opera, Zurich. 18.9.2016. (JR)

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If Percussion were an Olympic Sport Grubinger Wins Gold for Austria

21/09/201616/09/2016 by John Rhodes

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Dorman, Stravinsky: Martin Grubinger (percussion), Tonhalle Orchester/Lionel Bringuier (conductor), Tonhalle, Zurich, 15.09.16. (JR)

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Bavarian State Orchestra under Kirill Petrenko Cannot Change my Perception

14/09/201610/09/2016 by John Rhodes

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Lucerne Festival (6) – Wagner, R. Strauss: Bayerisches Staatsorchester, Diana Damrau (soprano) / Kirill Petrenko (conductor). Kultur- und Kongresszentrum Lucerne (KKL), 7.9.16. (JR)

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Carefully Chosen Programme Highlights Qualities of Gergiev and the Munich Philharmonic

06/09/201604/09/2016 by John Rhodes

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Lucerne Festival (5) – Prokofiev, R. Strauss, Scriabin: Munich Philharmonic, Valery Gergiev (conductor), Kultur- und Kongresszentrum (KKL), Lucerne 2.9.16. (JR)

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Valery Gergiev conducts the Munich Philharmonic (c) Lucerne Festival

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Gatti at the Helm of the Concertgebouw

07/09/201630/08/2016 by John Rhodes

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Lucerne Festival (4) – Weber, Schumann, Bruckner: Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam, Sol Gabetta (cello) / Daniele Gatti (conductor). Kultur- und Kongresszentrum Lucerne, 29.8.2016. (JR)

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Daniele Gatti conducrs the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (c) Priska Ketterer

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