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Ensemble Modern dedica un nuevo volumen a George Benjamin

Portada del disco © EEMM
Junto a la soprano Anna Prohaska, y dirigida por el propio compositor, interpretan 'A Mind of Winter', 'At First Light', 'Palimpsests' y los arreglos de 'Art of the Fugue'.
Reino Unido
05/02/2018

Wagnerian Vortex

Dick-Wag de Fred Thomas © Fred Thomas, 2018
The Vortex Jazz Club.Dick-Wag: a Tribute to Richard Wagner.Jazz adaptations of Wagner music by Fred Thomas.Ewan Bleach (clarinettist and saxophonist), Kit Downes (piano) and Fred Thomas (bass).
Alemania
19/11/2013

The Stormy Liederabend

Kammermusiksaal.Schubert: Winterreise.Christian Gerhaher, Baritone.Gerold Huber, Piano.

High Dives and Belly-Flops

After nearly six months without a new production, two arrived at once at the Royal Opera House.Strictly speaking, neither of these shows were exactly premieres (both having been staged previously at continental festivals), but they felt like a gust of spring air after the bleak mid-winter of solid revivals and high-profile cancellations that have characterised the current season.

Formal Structure and Music Theory in 'The Bluest Eye'

As Trudier Harris has pointed out, Morrison’s use of suppressed popular communicative forms – visual, oral, musical, and more – is an integral part of her uncovering “discredited” knowledge (Morrison’s deployment of the folk traditional-bearers and the transmission of popular memory, by Trudier Harris).

Red Priest Interview: "A classical music concert is often very dull to watch, even though it may be wonder"

Red Priest is a baroque quartet with a difference: they present a very visual performance in addition to a lively musical impact.The Old Music Festival in Barcelona, close to its 30th birthday, is commencing a two-fold recreation of itself by including this, so called, crossover quartet in its program which hopes to attract new fans in its new location, the Barcelona Auditorium.

Il burbero di buon cuore

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Il burbero di buon cuore, the first production in a series of successful collaborations between Lorenzo Da Ponte and Vicente Martín y Soler, was the result—we are told—of a suggestion made by Emperor Joseph II himself as patron of the Italian opera in Vienna.
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