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ROBIN DE RAAFF Entangled Tales
World premiere ROBIN DE RAAFF Entangled Tales Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra Residentie Orkest, The Hague Het Gelders Orkest Yannick Nézet-Séguin | Neeme Järvi Antonello Manacorda Marien van Staalen cello 1 ROBIN DE RAAFF Entangled Tales Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra Residentie Orkest, The Hague Het Gelders Orkest Yannick Nézet-Séguin | Neeme Järvi Antonello Manacorda Marien van Staalen Yannick Nézet-Séguin conductor Marien van Staalen cello Neeme Järvi conductor Antonello Manacorda conductor Cello Concerto (2012-2013)* [1] I (Q = 44) 6:53 [2] II (Q = 88) 6:31 [3] III (Q = 44) 8:46 [4] IV (Q = 88 - Q = 132) 2:57 [5] Coda (Q = 44) 4:55 [6] Entangled Tales, for large orchestra (2007) 8:42 Symphony No 3 “Illumination...Eclipse”, for large orchestra (2014-2015) [7] I (Q = 60) 9:13 [8] II (Q = 42) 10:34 [9] III (Q = 80) 5:32 [10] Coda (Q = 42) 4:20 total time 68:28 4 5 Cello Concerto For a cello, Robin’s concerto is innovative and challenging from a technical In the Ardennes, the wooded hills south of Holland, you hear the silence. point of view. The cello plays all conceivable harmonics. The double stops are The wind rustles through the trees, nature breathes. There, in my tiny cottage, extremely difficult, demanding different dynamics on each string. All of this is I practised new sounds: the solo part of Robin’s concerto. Robin emailed me modern, ground-breaking cello technique; in this respect the concerto reminds his beautiful manuscript page by page, and I sought a solution to each me of Dallapiccola’s work for solo cello. -
Claude Debussy
CLAUDE DEBUSSY | MAURICE RAVEL La Mer | Ma Mère l’Oye Het Gelders Orkest Antonello Manacorda CLAUDE DEBUSSY | MAURICE RAVEL La Mer | Ma Mère l’Oye Het Gelders Orkest Antonello Manacorda CLAUDE DEBUSSY (1862 – 1918) If any composer could be described as an impressionist, it might certainly be Claude Debussy. But if any composer were ever averse to that description, it La Mer, Trois esquisses symphoniques pour orchestre (1903 – 1905) would also be Debussy. In his own words: “I’m trying to do ‘something different’ [1] De l’aube à midi sur la mer 9:50 – a type of reality – which imbeciles call ‘impressionism’.” However, consciously [2] Jeux de vagues 7:22 or otherwise, impressionism occupied him, in the sense of compositions [3] Dialogue du vent et de la mer 9:02 that offered an impression rather than a clear image. This started with the reputation gained by his symphonic poem Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune, MAURICE RAVEL (1875 – 1937) which drew its inspiration from a poem by the symbolist writer Stéphane Mallarmé, a subject also used by the impressionist painter Edouard Monet Ma Mère l’Oye (1908 – 1912) for one of his paintings. In Pelléas et Mélisande (1902), he even succeeded [4] Prélude 3:18 in writing an entire impressionistic opera. His most famous orchestral work [5] Tableau I: Danse du Rouet et Scène 3:40 however was undoubtedly La Mer, written between 1903 and 1905. [6] Tableau II: Pavane de la Belle au Bois dormant 2:39 [7] Tableau III: Les Entretiens de la Belle et de la Bête 5:09 One should bear in mind that Debussy was not himself too fond of the sea. -
Die Zauberflöte
DIE ZAUBERFLÖTE Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart DIE ZAUBERFLÖTE Deutsche Oper in zwei Akten, KV. 620 Musik von Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Text von Emanuel Schikaneder Creatie / Création Freihaustheater auf der Wieden, Wien, 30.9.1791 Aanvullende dialogen van / Dialogues supplémentaires de Claudia Castellucci PRODUCTIE / PRODUCTION ANTONELLO MANACORDA / BEN GLASSBERG° De Munt / La Monnaie Muzikale leiding / Direction musicale Regie, decor, kostuums, belichting / ROMEO CASTELLUCCI COPRODUCTIE / COPRODUCTION Mise en scène, décors, costumes, éclairages CINDY VAN ACKER Opéra de Lille (2019) Choreografie / Chorégraphie Algorithmic architecture / MICHAEL HANSMEYER Architecture algorithmique Artistieke medewerking / SILVIA COSTA Collaboration artistique PIERSANDRA DI MATTEO & Dramaturgie ANTONIO CUENCA RUIZ MARTINO FAGGIANI Koorleider / Chef des chœurs GABOR BRETZ / TIJL FAVEYTS* SYMFONIEORKEST & KOOR VAN DE MUNT / Sarastro ED LYON / REINOUD VAN MECHELEN* ORCHESTRE SYMPHONIQUE & CHŒURS DE LA MONNAIE Tamino DIETRICH HENSCHEL KOORACADEMIE EN KINDER- EN JEUGDKOOR VAN DE MUNT O.L.V. / Sprecher SABINE DEVIEILHE / JODIE DEVOS• ACADÉMIE DES CHŒURS ET CHŒURS D’ENFANTS ET DE JEUNES DE LA MONNAIE S.L.D. DE Königin der Nacht SOPHIE KARTHÄUSER / ILSE EERENS* BENOÎT GIAUX Pamina TINEKE VAN INGELGEM Konzertmeister SATÉNIK KHOURDOÏAN Erste Dame ANGÉLIQUE NOLDUS Zweite Dame ESTHER KUIPER Dritte Dame GEORG NIGL 18, 20*•, 21, 23°*, 25, 26°*•, 27, 28*• & 30° SEPTEMBER / SEPTEMBRE 2018 Papageno ELENA GALITSKAYA 2*•, 3 & 4°*• OKTOBER / OCTOBRE 2018 Papagena ELMAR GILBERTSSON DE MUNT / LA MONNAIE Monostatos GUILLAUME ANTOINE Erster Priester / Zweiter geharnischter Mann YVES SAELENS Zweiter Priester / Erster geharnischter Mann TOBIAS VAN HAEPEREN, Deze productie werd gerealiseerd met de steun van de Tax Shelter Drei Knaben SOFIA ROYO CSÓKA, van de Belgische Federale Overheid, in samenwerking met Prospero MM Productions NV ELFIE SALAUDDIN CRÉMER / en Taxshelter.be powered by ING. -
Lisa Larsson HECTOR BERLIOZ La Captive Antonello Manacorda Het Gelders Orkest
CC72639 Lisa Larsson HECTOR BERLIOZ La captive Antonello Manacorda Het Gelders Orkest 1 CCC72639C72639 - Booklet+++++.inddBooklet+++++.indd SpreadSpread 1 vanvan 1616 - Pagina'sPagina's (32,(32, 1)1) 114-04-144-04-14 10:2810:28 Executive producers: Anne de Jong & Marcel van den Broek Recorded at: Musis Sacrum, Arnhem, The Netherlands Recording dates: 18-20 June 2013 Recording: Northstar Recording Services BV Recording producer, balance engineer, editing & mastering: Bert van der Wolf Recording assistant: Brendon Heinst A&R Challenge Records International: Wolfgang Reihing Liner notes: Frits de Haen Translations: Bruce Gordon, Muse Translations Booklet editing: Marike Hasler Cover photo: Merlijn Doomernik Product coordination: Boudewijn Hagemans Graphic Design: Natasja Wallenburg Cover Design: Juan Carlos Villarroel Art direction: Marcel van den Broek www.challengerecords.com / www.lisalarsson.info 31 CCC72639C72639 - Booklet+++++.inddBooklet+++++.indd SpreadSpread 2 vanvan 1616 - Pagina'sPagina's (2,(2, 31)31) 114-04-144-04-14 10:2810:28 This High Defi nition Surround Recording was Produced, Engineered and Edited by Bert van der Wolf of NorthStar Recording Services, using the ‘High Quality Musical Surround Mastering’ principle. The basis of this recording principle is a realistic and holographic 3 dimensional representation of the musical instruments, voices and recording venue, according to traditional concert practice. For most older music this means a frontal representation of the musical performance, but such that width and depth of the ensemble and acoustic characteristics of the hall do resemble ‘real life’ as much as possible. Some older compositions, and many contemporary works do specifi cally ask for placement of musical instruments and voices over the full 360 degrees sound scape, and in these cases the recording is as realistic as possible, within the limits of the 5.1 Surround Sound standard. -
Biographies / Biografieën
Biographies / Biografieën Barcelone et Don Giovanni à l’Oper Frankfurt. Il a récemment dirigé Otello (Rossini) au Theater an der Wien, Béatrice et Bénédict (Berlioz) à Glyndebourne et Il Barbiere di Siviglia (Rossini) au Komische Oper Berlin. Il va bientôt s’attaquer à L’ Africaine de Meyerbeer à l’Oper Stuttgart (avec Tobias ANTONELLO MANACORDA Kratzer), à A Midsummer Night’s Dream Direction musicale / Muzikale leiding (Britten) et à Guillaume Tell (Rossini) au Theater an der Wien. FR Après des études dans sa ville natale Dans le cadre du répertoire symphonique, de Turin et auprès de Jorma Panula Antonello Manacorda collabore de à Helsinki, le chef d’orchestre italien manière régulière avec des orchestres Antonello Manacorda entame sa carrière comme le Scottish Chamber Orchestra, en tant que membre fondateur et premier les Hamburger Symphoniker, l’Orchestre violon du Mahler Chamber Orchestra. national du Capitole de Toulouse et le De 2003 à 2006, il assure la direction Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra. À artistique de l’Académie européenne de la tête de ses propres formations, il est Musique du Festival d’Aix-en-Provence. souvent l’hôte de prestigieuses salles de Il dirige aujourd’hui la Kammerakademie concert comme la Berliner Philharmonie Potsdam et le Gelders Orkest. et le Concertgebouw Amsterdam. Avec la Antonello Manacorda est très actif dans Kammerakademie Potsdam, il enregistre le monde de l’opéra et a forgé sa pour Sony Classical un cycle symphonique réputation par ses interprétations de de Schubert, sélectionné par Die Welt Mozart : Die Zauberföte et la trilogie parmi les dix meilleurs cd de l’année 2013 Da Ponte avec le metteur en scène et récompensé deux ans plus tard d’un Damiano Michieletto à La Fenice de Echo Klassik. -
Biografieën / Biographies
Biografieën / Biographies Don Giovanni in de Oper Frankfurt en vorig seizoen nog Lucio Silla in de Munt. Recent dirigeerde hij ook Otello (Rossini), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Britten) en Guillaume Tell (Rossini) in het Theater an der Wien, Béatrice et Bénédict (Berlioz) in Glyndebourne, Il barbiere di Siviglia (Rossini) in de Komische Oper Berlin ANTONELLO MANACORDA en Meyerbeers L’Africaine in de Oper Stuttgart. Dit seizoen maakt hij met Muzikale leiding / Direction musicale Verdi’s La traviata zijn debuut aan het De Italiaanse dirigent Antonello Royal Opera House Covent Garden en NL Manacorda is chef-dirigent van de dirigeert hij nieuwe producties van Alceste Kammerakademie Potsdam en het (Gluck) in de Bayerische Staatsoper en van Gelders Orkest. Na studies in zijn Die Zauberflöte in Glyndebourne. Binnen geboortestad Turijn en bij Jorma Panula het symfonische repertoire is hij aan het in Helsinki begon hij zijn carrière als hoofd van zijn eigen orkesten regelmatig Konzertmeister en – samen met Claudio te gast in prestigieuze concertzalen Abbado – stichtend lid van het Mahler als de Berliner Philharmonie en het Chamber Orchestra. Van 2003 tot 2006 was Concertgebouw Amsterdam. Dit seizoen hij artistiek directeur van de Académie brengt hij met de Kammerakademie Européenne de Musique van het Festival Potsdam alle symfonieën van Brahms en d’Aix-en-Provence. Manacorda is erg verzorgt hij als gastdirigent concerten actief in de operawereld en maakte met het Rotterdam Philharmonisch naam met zijn Mozartinterpretaties: Orkest, het Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Die Zauberflöte en de Da Ponte-trilogie Berlin, de Bamberger Symphoniker en met regisseur Damiano Michieletto in het NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchester. -
Lisa Larsson HECTOR BERLIOZ La Captive Antonello Manacorda Het Gelders Orkest
Lisa Larsson HECTOR BERLIOZ La captive Antonello Manacorda Het Gelders Orkest 1 Lisa Larsson HECTOR BERLIOZ La captive Antonello Manacorda Het Gelders Orkest HECTOR BERLIOZ (1803 – 1869) Have you ever heard of Jean-Baptiste Guirod, Giullaume Ross-Despréaux or Eugène Prévost? Apart from Prévost, perhaps, they have mostly been Herminie, scène lyrique (1828) consigned to the depths of oblivion. But these were composers who won the [1] Récit: Quel trouble te poursuit 3:39 coveted Prix de Rome, an award that had been instituted by Napoleon himself [2] Air: Ah! Si de la tendresse 3:33 in 1803, in the period from 1827 to 1829. And in doing so, they whipped the [3] Récit: Que dis-je? 1:15 prize right out from under the nose of Berlioz, who had competed for it just as [4] Air: Arrête! Arrête! Cher Tancrède 5:09 often as they had. It might offer Berlioz some – posthumous – solace to know [5] Air: Venez, venez, terribles armes! 1:54 that he was in excellent company; Ravel, Debussy and Bizet were also to be [6] Prière: Dieu des chrétiens 5:35 denied the prize. The judging system for the prize, which offered little scope for groundbreaking composers, has come in for severe criticism over the years. [7] La Captive, opus 12 (1832) 7:27 In the words of Edgar Varèse, the prize ‘produced so much insipid fruit that nowadays we can barely even remember their names’. It was Berlioz himself, in La mort de Cléopâtre (1829) his highly readable and entertaining autobiography, who explained all about [8] Allegro vivace con impeto – Récit. -
ROBIN DE RAAFF Melodies Unheard
Live recording ROBIN DE RAAFF Melodies Unheard Radio Kamer Filharmonie | Orchestre de Picardie Het Gelders Orkest Doelen Ensemble | Raschèr Saxophone Quartet Emilio Pomárico | Arie van Beek | Antonello Manacorda Sophia Burgos soprano 1 ROBIN DE RAAFF Melodies Unheard Radio Kamer Filharmonie | Orchestre de Picardie Het Gelders Orkest Doelen Ensemble | Raschèr Saxophone Quartet Emilio Pomárico | Arie van Beek | Antonello Manacorda Sophia Burgos soprano ROBIN DE RAAFF (b. 1968) Consonance as a metaphor for community Symphony No. 2 “Two worlds colliding” for saxophone quartet What brings a composer to write a symphony in the twenty-first century? and orchestra And what meaning does a symphony have in this day and age? The Dutch [1] Movement I 7:45 composer Robin de Raaff has four symphonies to his name, and the end is [2] Movement II 8:15 not yet in sight, he says. Will De Raaff follow in the footsteps of tradition, [3] Transition-Movement III 7:31 or will he give the name, the form, a new meaning, a new direction? Symphony No. 1 “Tanglewood Tales” for large orchestra In ancient Greece, symphony simply meant ‘consonance’. In that sense, [4] Movement I (Untangled Tales) 8:03 everything that sounds together is a ‘symphony’. Not until the time of Haydn [5] Movement II (Entangled Tales) 9:01 and Mozart did the symphony become exclusively linked to a musical form [6] Coda 3:38 performed, at the very least, by a chamber orchestra. From this point of view, the symphony wrote illustrious history and became a form with deep roots in Symphony No. 4 “Melodies unheard” a symphony of songs the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.