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Tag Archives: debut
Like a virgin
That’s how he feels with Carmen, according to News.de: every conductor must make it his own, since it’s an all-time favorite. This is the production that will mark the start of the Salzburg Festival, on March 31. And guess who … Continue reading
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Tagged conducting, debut, festival, Magdalena Kozena
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The Berliners + Simon in Spain
If you remember this concert, then you remember the Berliners and their conductor going all spanish on an already spanish audience… and some of them were not too happy about it, they were expecting something new. But for the berliners, … Continue reading
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Tagged Berliner Philharmoniker, conducting, debut, life as we know it
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On the joys of learning, sharing and giving
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Tagged Berliner Philharmoniker, children, debut
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Carmen, Simon and Magda in Venezuela.
Oh yes, they did!!! they performed Bizet’s legendary opera in Venezuela, at the Teresa Carreño Theater and of course, there were no empty seats in the house. Now this was a concert performance, not a full production, but it went … Continue reading
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Tagged Bizet, conducting, debut, guest conductor, Magdalena Kozena
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Getting to know you, getting to know all about you…
We all know that Sir Simon has a teacher side to him. He loves to tell other people about music: new music, oldie but goldie music, music he thinks is really cool, music he thinks bombs… And we also know … Continue reading
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Tagged Berliner Philharmoniker, conducting, debut, Sibelius
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Simon & Magdalena, together at the Met.
The Met has reveiled what will happen this season, and Sir Simon and his lady are included, probably in the same production of Debussy’s Pélleas et Mélisande. This will be a first for Magdalena, who has not sung this role … Continue reading
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Tagged Debussy, debut, guest conductor, Magdalena Kozena
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Magdalena, the kid and Mahler (+Brahms+Henze): the results
Uneven. That seems to be the final verdict. But the critics were not harsh: the Scotish Chamber Orchestra was in shape, Ticciati showed a lot of promise -wonderful promise- and our lady was really good. But for Rowena Smith from … Continue reading
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Tagged Brahms, conducting, debut, Magdalena Kozena, Mahler
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Magdalena at the Liceu
She was there and she sang… and it was her debut at this venue. She showed the spaniards what she can do and they received her well. But she did not wow them.. well, sometimes you can’t do it all. … Continue reading
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Tagged C.D's, debut, Magdalena Kozena
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Gustavo makes an entrance – Gustavo y su entrada triunfal
Oh yes, he is making it big at L.A… and the guys at Deutsche Grammophon are very much in love with him, since the recording of his debut gala with the Angels -L.A Phil, that is- soared at iTunes and … Continue reading
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Tagged debut, Gustavo Dudamel, Mahler, management
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7th International Festival of Colombian Chamber Music
Do you remember that this crazy Rattle-fan told you that she would keep you informed? weeeelll: here is our little review. Unfortunately we missed the first day, but the second day of this small Festival was incredible, with a powerful … Continue reading
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Tagged chamber music, Colombia, debut, festival, life as we know it
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