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John Rhodes

Majestic Bruckner from Dohnányi and the Tonhalle

22/04/201314/04/2013 by Stan

SwitzerlandSwitzerland  Sibelius, Bruckner:  Christian Tetzlaff (violin), Tonhalle Orchestra, Christoph von Dohnányi (conductor)11.4.2013  (JR)

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Lady Macbeth Makes Strong Musical and Visual Impact

10/04/201309/04/2013 by Stan

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Shostakovich: Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk Soloists,Chorus of the Zurich Opera, Philharmonia Zurich, conductor: Teodor Currentzis, Zurich Opera, Zurich. 7.4.13 (JR)

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Nigel Kennedy on Tour with Bach & Fats Waller

22/04/201308/04/2013 by Stan

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Bach and Fats Waller: Nigel Kennedy (violin), Rolf Bussalb (guitar), Yaron Stavi (bass), Krzysztof Dziedzic (drum) Tonhalle, Zurich 6.4.2013 (JR).

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Tonhalle Orchestra, Zurich New Season’s Highlights 2013/2014

26/08/201426/03/2013 by Stan

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Tonhalle Orchestra, Zurich: New Season’s Highlights 2013/2014

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Thought-provoking Parsifal in Zurich

08/04/201326/03/2013 by Stan

SwitzerlandSwitzerland  Wagner, Parsifal:  Soloists, chorus and orchestra of the Zurich Opera / Mikko Franck (conductor) 23.3.2013 (JR)

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Whirlwind hits Lake Lucerne: Dudamel and Los Angeles Phil.

08/04/201325/03/2013 by Stan

SwitzerlandSwitzerland  Vivier, Debussy and Stravinsky: Lucerne Festival Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, Gustavo Dudamel (conductor) Kultur- und Kongresszentrum Lucerne 21.3.13

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Zurich Opera presents new season 2013/2014

26/08/201422/03/2013 by Stan

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Zurich Opera presents new season 2013/2014

The highlights next season in Zurich include nine opera premières and three ballet premières. In addition there will be 22 revivals, six concerts with the opera’s orchestra and nine Lieder recitals.

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Beefy Brahms from Bychkov and the Munich Phil

23/10/202116/03/2013 by John Rhodes

SwitzerlandSwitzerland Schuller, Mendelssohn and Brahms: Katya and Marielle Labèque (pianos), Munich Philharmonic Orchestra, Semyon Bychkov (conductor). Tonhalle, Zurich 14.3.2013. (JR)

The Labèque Sisters (c) Umberto Nicoletti

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