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Chloë Hanslip, Violin Royal Philharmonic
559302 bk Adams US 7/14/06 12:41 PM Page 5 Charles Owen Royal Philharmonic Orchestra AMERICAN CLASSICS Charles Owen began his musical studies at the Yehudi Menuhin The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra was established in 1946 by Sir Thomas Beecham, who set about creating a world- School with Seta Tanyel and continued at the Royal College of class ensemble from the finest musicians in Britain. Since his death in 1961 the orchestra has continued under a Music under the guidance of Irina Zaritskaya. There he won all the number of very distinguished conductors, including Rudolf Kempe, Antal Doráti, André Previn and Vladimir major piano prizes before completing his studies with Imogen Ashkenazy, followed in 1996 by their present Music Director, Daniele Gatti. Based in London, with a resident series Cooper. He received the Silver Medal at the Scottish International at both the Royal Albert Hall and Cadogan Hall, the orchestra also has a comprehensive United Kingdom and JOHN ADAMS Piano Competition (1995) and was a finalist in the 1996 London overseas touring programme. Recent highlights have included playing for the late Pope John Paul II in the Vatican, Philharmonic/Pioneer Young Soloist of the year competition. In for the President of China in Tiananmen Square and at the tenth anniversary celebration of Kazakhstan’s 1997 he won the prestigious Parkhouse award in partnership with independence, in addition to touring regularly throughout Europe and the United States. The orchestra has made the violinist Katharine Gowers. His concert activities are diverse many recordings and has a commitment to community and education projects, as well as to contemporary composers. -
Con Spirito – Das Leipziger Kammermusikfestival 11.-19.09.2021
Hier spielt die Musik! Con spirito – Das Leipziger Kammermusikfestival 11.-19.09.2021 In Leipzigs Europäischen Kulturerbestätten, den Wohn- und Wirkungsstätten von Mendelssohn, Bach, Grieg, Wagner und den Schumanns, konzertieren Daniel Hope, Antje Weithaas, Martin Helmchen u.a. Dem Klang der Musikstadt Leipzig folgen vom 11. bis 19. September FOTOS 2021 renommierte Stars der internationalen Kammermusikszene. Mit der ersten Ausgabe des Leipziger Kammermusikfestivals Con spirito wird die sächsische Kulturmetropole um ein weiteres Highlight bereichert. Das Publikum erlebt Musik an authentischen Orten, an denen TRAILER sie entstanden ist und unternimmt eine Reise zu den Europäischen Kulturerbestätten, den Salons und Wirkungsorten von Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Johann Sebastian Bach, Edvard Grieg, Richard Wagner sowie Clara und Robert Schumann. Es konzertieren in unterschiedlichen Besetzungen Daniel Hope, Antje Weithaas, Martin PROGRAMM Helmchen, Marie-Luise Hecker, Alexander Melnikov, Eckard Runge und viele weitere Künstler. Die künstlerische Leitung hat Peter Bruns inne, der selbst in den Konzerten mitwirken wird. Thematisch stehen Komponisten im Mittelpunkt, die die Leipziger Musiktradition INFORMATIONEN entscheidend geprägt haben. conspiritoleipzig.de Die große kammermusikalische Form, das Oktett, bildet die programmatische Klammer der ingesamt acht Konzerte der ersten Con spirito Saison. Mit Niels Wilhelm Gades Streich-Oktett op. 17 wird das Festival am 11. September im Gewandhaus eröffnet – genau an jenem PRESSE Ort, an dem der Däne selbst am Pult stand und die Nachfolge von Felix Franziska Franke-Kern accolade pr Mendelssohn Bartholdy antrat. Dessen Oktett setzt am 19. September in Tel.: +49 173 72 62 071 der Hochschule für Musik und Theater „Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy“ [email protected] den Schlusspunkt der einwöchigen Kammermusikreihe. -
Jaroslav Tůma Tomáš Jamník Gustav Mahler and Prague
czech music quarterly 1 | 2 0 0 7 Jaroslav Tůma Tomáš Jamník Gustav Mahler and Prague Dear Readers, As you have certainly already noticed, Czech Music Quarterly has been graphically reworked for 2007. We thought that the existing design needed freshening up, and I hope the new appearance of the magazine will give you the same pleasure that it has given us. The smaller format and more attractive paper should make for more comfortable reading. This issue of the magazine also comes with a free CD, containing pieces by six contemporary Czech composers, which means that Czech Music Quarterly is now a magazine not just to be read but to be “listened to” as well. The Chamber Music compilation is the fi rst in a series. You can read more about the whole project in the preface to the CD itself and so I here I shall just draw you attention to the article by Miroslav Pudlák, which is related to the CD and highlights some aspects of the contemporary Czech scene in composing. I would also like to remind you that you can order older numbers of Czech Music Quarterly – if we have any of the ones you want, we shall be glad to post them to you. You can fi nd a list of the contents of all preceding numbers at www.czech-music.net, and there is plenty of choice! And please feel free to contact us any time if you have a question or a comment – just write to the e-mail address [email protected]. -
Radio 3 Listings for 6 – 12 March 2021 Page 1 of 14 SATURDAY 06 MARCH 2021 Piano, Strings and Soundtracks to Bring You Comfort and Escape
Radio 3 Listings for 6 – 12 March 2021 Page 1 of 14 SATURDAY 06 MARCH 2021 piano, strings and soundtracks to bring you comfort and escape. production.php&bestnr=00810 SAT 01:00 Through the Night (m000ss13) This episode features American rappers who have dabbled in Anna Clyne: Mythologies Baroque music from Zug in Switzerland the world of strings and piano, including Kanye West, Jay BBC Symphony Orchestra Electronica and Mac Miller. Marin Alsop (conductor) Concerti by Telemann, Couperin and Vivaldi. Presented by Avie AV2434 Catriona Young. http://www.avie-records.com/releases/anna-clyne-mythologies/ SAT 06:00 Downtime Symphony (m000sxtv) 01:01 AM Recharge with a mix of relaxing piano and orchestral sounds The Dark Night Has Vanished Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767) Catriona Morison (mezzo) Concerto in G, TWV 53:G1 An hour of wind-down music to help you press pause and reset Malcolm Martineau (piano) Zug Chamber Soloists your mind. Power your downtime with chilled orchestral, Linn CKD637 ambient and lo-fi tracks from artists including Chance the https://www.linnrecords.com/recording-dark-night-has-vanished 01:13 AM Rapper, Matthew Bourne and Alice Sara Ott. Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767) Caroline Shaw: Narrow Sea Concerto in D minor, TWV 52:d1 Sō Percussion Zug Chamber Soloists SAT 07:00 Breakfast (m000sxtx) Gilbert Kalish (piano) Saturday - Elizabeth Alker Dawn Upshaw (vocals, percussion) 01:25 AM Caroline Shaw (organ) Francois Couperin (1668-1733) Classical music for breakfast time, plus found sounds and the Nonesuch 7559791788 (2 CDs) Concerto no 13, from 'Les goûts-réunis (Nouveaux Concerts)' odd unclassified track. -
Ning Fengviolin Virtuosismo
CHANNEL CLASSICS CCS 40719 NING FENG VIOLIN PAGANINI&VIEUXTEMPS VIRTUOSISMO ORQUESTA SINFÓNICA DEL PRINCIPADO DE ASTURIAS ROSSEN MILANOV CONDUCTOR Ning Feng (photo: Lawrence Tsang) 2 NING FENG returns to the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Yu Long. “Ning Feng’s total mastery could be seen in the In recital and chamber music Ning Feng precision and sweep of his bow, and heard in the regularly performs with Igor Levit and Daniel effortless tonal range, from sweet to sumptuous.” Müller-Schott, amongst others, and in 2012 New Zealand Herald - founded the Dragon Quartet. He appears at major venues and festivals such as the Wigmore Hall in Ning Feng is recognised internationally as an artist London, the Concertgebouw Amsterdam, National of great lyricism, innate musicality and stunning Centre for Performing Arts (Beijing) as well as the virtuosity. Blessed with an impeccable technique Schubertiade, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Hong and a silken tone, his palette of colours ranges from Kong International Chamber Music Festivals. intimate delicacy to a ferocious intensity. The Berlin Born in Chengdu, China, Ning Feng studied at based Chinese violinist performs across the globe the Sichuan Conservatory of Music, the Hanns Eisler with major orchestras and conductors, in recital School of Music (Berlin) with Antje Weithaas and and chamber concerts. the Royal Academy of Music (London) with Hu Kun Recent successes have included a return to where he was the first student ever to be awarded the Budapest Festival Orchestra with Iván Fischer -
Peter Bruns | Violoncello and Artistic Director
Peter Bruns | violoncello and artistic director Biography | June 2021 The cellist Peter Bruns has established an excellent reputation in the international music world as one of Germany’s leading cellists. Born in Berlin, he studied with Professor Peter Vogler at Berlin’s “Hanns Eisler” School of Music. Peter Bruns has performed as a soloist and chamber musician in renowned concert halls throughout Europe, America and Asia, including the Berliner Philharmonie, the Carnegie Hall in New York, the Wigmore Hall in London, concert halls in Tokyo and Hong Kong, the Semperoper Dresden, the Leipziger Gewandhaus as well as at the most important festivals including the Kuhmo, Bergen, Berlin and Dresden music festivals, the Budapest Spring Festival and Gidon Kremer’s Lockenhaus festival. The artist has also performed as a soloist with many major orchestras and has toured with the Staatskapelle Dresden as well as with the RAI, MDR and Berlin symphony orchestras. He has collaborated with conductors such as Giuseppe Sinopoli, Herbert Blomstedt, Colin Davis, Eliahu Inbal, Thierry Fischer, Christoph Prick, Marc Albrecht, Michail Jurowski and Bruno Weil. His fascination with the language of music and the instrumentation of the various stylistic periods has led to close collaboration with renowned orchestras in this field, in particular with the Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin. From 1993-2000, Peter Bruns was the Artistic Director of the Schloss Moritzburg Chamber Music Festival. From 1998 to 2005, he was Professor for Cello at the Dresden School of Music and, since 2005, has held the same position at the School of Music in Leipzig. In 2014 Peter Bruns became artistic director of the Mendelssohn Kammerorchester Leipzig. -
An a to Z of the Piano Trio Repertoire Discography & Review Index: "R” Composers Compiled by David Barker
An A to Z of the Piano Trio Repertoire Discography & Review Index: "R” Composers Compiled by David Barker Project Index Jan Rääts (+ Bloch: Nocturnes, Honegger, Martin) 1932-, Estonia Claves CD502912 Trio 6, op. 81 (1989) Trio Opus 8 (+ Trio 4) Vladimir Igoschew, Mari Tampere-Bezrodny, CPO 9996162 [review] Peter Paemurru (+ Piano sonata, quintet, Violin concerto) Jan Schultsz, Jonathan Allen, Daniel Pezzotti Bella Musica BMCD319065 [review] (+ Trios 2-4) Arte Nova 74321888332 Walter Rabl Trio 2 in G, op. 112 (1863) 1873-1940, Austria Trio Opus 8 Fantasiestücke, op. 2 (+ Trio 3) CPO 9998002 [review] Oliver Triendl, Geneviève Laurenceau, László Fenyö Jan Schultsz, Jonathan Allen, Daniel Pezzotti (+ Clarinet quartet, Violin sonata) (+ Trios 1, 3 & 4) CPO 7778492 [review] Arte Nova 74321888332 Trio 3 in a, op. 155 (1870) Sergei Rachmaninov – see separate file Trio Opus 8 (+ Trio 2) Robert Radecke CPO 9998002 [review] 1830-1911, Germany Jan Schultsz, Jonathan Allen, Daniel Pezzotti (+ Trios 1, 2 & 4) Trio in A flat, Op. 30 (1864) Arte Nova 74321888332 Trio Fontane Trio 4 in D, op. 158 (1870) (+ Trio in b, Fantasy pieces) CPO 7779962 [review] Trio Opus 8 (+ Trio 1) Trio in b, Op. 33 (1868) CPO 9996162 [review] Trio Fontane Jan Schultsz, Jonathan Allen, Daniel Pezzotti (+ Trio in A flat, Fantasy pieces) (+ Trios 1-3) CPO 7779962 [review] Arte Nova 74321888332 Joachim Raff Shulamit Ran 1822-1882, Germany/Switzerland 1949-, Israel Trio 1 in c, op. 102 (1861) Excursions (1980) Trio Nota Bene MusicWeb International Updated: June 2021 Piano Trios: -
The Heavens and the Heart James Francis Brown
THE HEAVENS AND THE HEART CHORAL AND ORCHESTRAL MUSIC BY JAMES FRANCIS BROWN BENJAMIN NABARRO VIOLIN RACHEL ROBERTS VIOLA GEMMA ROSEFIELD CELLO CATRIONA SCOTT CLARINET THE CHOIR OF ROYAL HOLLOWAY ORCHESTRA NOVA GEORGE VASS CONDUCTOR The Heavens and the Heart Choral and Orchestral Music by James Francis Brown (b. 1969) Benjamin Nabarro violin 1. Trio Concertante [20:46] Rachel Roberts viola for violin, viola, cello and string orchestra Gemma Rosefield cello Clarinet Concerto Catriona Sco clarinet (Lost Lanes – Shadow Groves) The Choir of Royal Holloway for clarinet and string orchestra Orchestra Nova 2. Broad Sky – Interlude I [7:03] 3. Dark Lane – Interlude II [5:28] George Vass conductor 4. Around the Church – Interlude III [5:52] 5. The Far Grove [5:20] The Heavens and the Heart Three Psalms for chorus and small orchestra 6. Caeli enarrant gloriam Dei (Psalm 19) [6:05] 7. Si vere utique justitiam loquimini (Psalm 58) [6:48] 8. Bonum est confiteri Domino (Psalm 92) [6:40] Total playing time [64:07] About Orchestra Nova & George Vass: ‘Playing and recorded sound are both excellent. It’s a fascinating achievement, beautifully done’ Gramophone ‘[...] an outstanding recording of a powerful and absorbing work’ MusicWeb International James Francis Brown has been a close friend the age.’ The music on this recording for over twenty years. I first heard his music abundantly proves the connuing when, as Arsc Director of the Deal Fesval, truth of Tippe’s words from eighty I programmed his String Trio in 1996 and years ago. immediately recognised in him a kindred spirit. James is commied to the renewal David Mahews of tonality, but not the simplisc sort one finds in minimalism, rather one that uses real voice leading, modulaon and lyrical The Heavens and the Heart: Orchestral melody. -
Karel Ančerl Mannheim School
czech music quarterly 4 | 2 0 0 7 Jan Talich Festivals in the Czech Republic Karel Ančerl Mannheim School 2 0 7 Dear Readers, | 4 with this last issue for 2007, Czech Music Quarterly crowns its first year of existence in a new format and with a new graphic design. We think the magazine’s new look has been a success and we hope we are not alone in thinking so. In any case we welcome any feedback from readers. And of course not only on matters of design but on the content too – your comments, suggestions and criticisms are very important for us. I would like to draw your attention to the fact that for several months now full-text back numbers of all out issues from 2004 to 2006 have been accessible on our web pages, www.czech-music.net, and other issues will be added progressively (always a year after original publication). Please note that as far as older numbers are concerned, we shall always be happy to send you a copy of any article that interests you on request (you will find a list of contents of individual back numbers on our web archive). Our prime concern is that anyone anywhere who wants information about Czech music should have no difficulty getting it. Please don’t hesitate to contact us. With the next issue we shall once again be providing a CD, this time offering recordings of music by composers who came on the scene in the 1960s. As with the last CD, all the pieces (with one exception) have never previously been recorded. -
Ittinger Pfingst- Konzerte 2016 Ittinger Pfingstkonzerte 2016 Herzlich Willkommen in Der Kartause Ittingen
13. bis 16. Mai 2016 Farbe bekennen – Gone too far? Künstlerische Leitung: Oliver Schnyder ITTINGER PFINGST- KONZERTE 2016 ITTINGER PFINGSTKONZERTE 2016 HERZLICH WILLKOMMEN IN DER KARTAUSE ITTINGEN Blickt man auf die Konzertprogramme der städtischen Die Kartause Ittingen gibt den Konzerten den besonderen Veranstalter, so begegnet man dort zumeist dem grossen, Rahmen. Inmitten von historischen Gebäuden und traum nur geringfügig mit Raritäten und Neuigkeiten gespickten haften Gärten während der Rosenblüte klingt die Musik Kanon der bedeutenden Werke. Sie sind scheinbar über noch lange nach. Begeben Sie sich zwischen den Konzer die Jahrhunderte hinweg gültig geblieben, werden wie ten auf eine Entdeckungsreise durch die Museen und ge dergespielt und wiedergehört, dabei zuweilen aber auch niessen Sie ein gutes Glas Ittinger Wein und ein feines anders durchhört, durchleuchtet und so neu gedeutet. Essen im Restaurant Mühle oder in der lauschigen Gar Dieser Dialog befruchtet unser Musikleben stets aufs tenwirtschaft. Seien Sie über die Pfingstfeiertage unser neue. So geschieht es auch bei den Ittinger Pfingstkon Gast und lassen Sie sich von uns verwöhnen. zerten 2016. Schuberts «Winterreise» zum Beispiel wäre so ein Kernstück des musikgeschichtlichen Kanons. Es be Im Zentrum aber steht die Musik: Konzerte in der Remise, eindruckt, wenn man es in seinem originalen Gewand er in der Klosterkirche und bei schönem Wetter im Grossen lebt, aber es trägt auch, wenn man es musikalisch etwas Kreuzgarten. Die 22. Ittinger Pfingstkonzerte unter der Lei anders kleidet. Geht das zu weit, ist es zu gewagt? Wer tung von Oliver Schnyder sind vielversprechend. Wir freu offen für ein Experiment ist, entdeckt so vielleicht frische en uns auf die Zusammenarbeit mit dem faszinierenden Seiten, die ihn berühren. -
Andreas Janke Violin Troels Svane Cello
registration deadline May 10th, 2020 11th Swiss International Music Academy Musikinsel Rheinau - Switzerland July 10th - July 19th 2020 Faculty Matthias Buchholz - viola Nora Chastain - violin Philip A. Draganov - violin Rebecca Firth - cello Jose G. Flores - violin & viola Thomas Grossenbacher - cello Andreas Janke - violin Alf Richard Kraggerud - violin Maya Meron - chamber music Sabine Meyer - clarinet Troels Svane - cello Reiner Wehle - clarinet Special Masterclass www.youth-classics.org Julia Fischer For selected participants d YOUTH CLASSICS YOUTH CLASSICS Swiss International Music Academy Swiss International Music Academy Förderangebote für begabte junge Musikerinnen und Musiker Masterclasses for young talented musicians The YOUTH CLASSICS Swiss International Music Academy (SIMA) is a private Die YOUTH CLASSICS Swiss International Music Academy (SIMA) ist eine organization promoting young musical talents from Switzerland and abroad. private Initiative zur Förderung junger musikalischer Talente aus der The SIMA offers the opportunity to participate in exclusive masterclasses Schweiz und dem Ausland. Sie veranstaltet während der Sommerferienzeit during the summertime to advanced musicians intending to study music as exklusive Meisterkurse für fortgeschrittene Schülerinnen und Schüler, die well as to college students (string instruments and 2020 also for clarinet). ein Musikstudium anstreben, sowie für Studierende von Musikhochschulen (Streichinstrumente und 2020 erstmals Klarinette). The high-quality and intensive program consists -
Peter Bruns | Violoncello Und Leitung
Peter Bruns | Violoncello und Leitung Biografie | Juni 2021 Künstlerische Glaubwürdigkeit und interpretatorische Authentizität, klangliches Temperament und präzise, nuancierte Tongebung zeichnen sein Spiel aus: Peter Bruns zählt zu den führenden deutschen Cellisten. Solokonzerte und Recitals führten Peter Bruns in die renommiertesten Musikzentren, so u. a. in die Berliner Philharmonie, die New Yorker Carnegie Hall, die Londoner Wigmore Hall, nach Tokyo und Hong Kong, in die Semperoper Dresden, ins Leipziger Gewandhaus sowie zu bedeutenden Festivals wie in Kuhmo und Bergen, zu den Berliner und Dresdner Musikfestspielen, zum Budapester Frühling und Gidon Kremers Lockenhaus- Festival. Peter Bruns ist Solist vieler bedeutender Orchester, so z.B. auch auf Tourneen der Sächsischen Staatskapelle Dresden, des RAI-Sinfonieorchesters, des MDR-Sinfonieorchester und des Berliner Sinfonieorchesters. Er arbeitete u.a. mit Dirigenten wie Giuseppe Sinopoli (†), Herbert Blomstedt, Colin Davis, Eliahu Inbal, Thierry Fischer, Christoph Prick, Marc Albrecht, Michail Jurowski und Bruno Weil zusammen. Die Auseinandersetzung mit der Musiksprache verschiedener Stile und Epochen führte zu enger Zusammenarbeit mit namhaften Ensembles, etwa der Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin. Als künstlerischer Leiter des Mendelssohn Kammerorchesters Leipzig konzertiert er regelmäßig als Solist und Dirigent mit diesem Klangkörper. In den vergangenen Saisons war Peter Bruns in vielen deutschen Musikzentren u.a. in der Berliner Philharmonie, der Kölner Philharmonie, dem Markgräflichen Opernhaus Bayreuth, beim Choriner und beim MDR Musiksommer sowie international im Musikverein Wien, in Tokyo, Auckland, Beijing, Bangkok, Seoul und Israel zu hören. Dabei brachte er neben Haydns und Dvořáks Werken auch Konzerte von Beethoven (Tripelkonzert), Boccherini, Schumann, Dutilleux, Gulda, Volkmann sowie Offenbachs „Concerto militaire“ zu Gehör. Bevorstehende Highlights dieser Saison sind Konzerteinladungen u.a.