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Marzo 2018 Sala Sinfónica AUDITORIO NACIONAL DE MÚSICA marzo 2018 sala sinfónica viernes 2 19:30 h. sábado 3 19:30 h. Asociación Sound Kitchen Orquesta y Coro Nacionales de España Concierto Participativo Singerhood Cine y Música. Música Series Iberian & Klavier Piano Dúo Orquesta y Coro Nacionales de España (Laura Sierra y Manuel Tévar) Arturo Díez Boscovich, DIRECTOR Atlantida Symphony Orchestra Bandas sonoras de The Crown, Juego de Tronos, `Coro súbito´, con la App Singerhood Doctor Who, De la Tierra a la Luna, Hermanos de Sangre, Coros infantiles Star Trek, Norte y Sur, Los Simpsons, Los Tudors, Evelyn Johnson, SOPRANO Vikingos, Pilares de la Tierra, Equipo A, Mujeres Houari López, TENOR Desesperadas, House of Cards... Mario Villoria, BARÍTONO Precios: 37, 33, 26, 18 y 11 € Marcos Castán y Enrique Filiú, DIRECTORES DE CORO Manuel Tévar, DIRECCIÓN ARTÍSTICA J. S. BACH Concierto para dos pianos y cuerdas en Do menor C. ORFF Carmina Burana Precios: 35, 29, 25, 20 y 15 € 2 / marzo 2018 sala de cámara jueves 1 19:30 h. viernes 2 19:30 h. Centro Nacional de Difusión Musical Fundación Albéniz. Escuela Superior de Música Reina Sofía Universo Barroco Generación Ascendente Musica Boscareccia Martín García, PIANO Andoni Mercero, VIOLÍN Y DIRECTOR J. BRAHMS Variaciones sobre un tema original Alicia Amo, SOPRANO en Re mayor Op. 21 nº1 “Sognando son felice L.V. BEETHOVEN Sonata para piano nº 28 ”Obras de D. SCARLATTI y F. CORSELLI en La mayor Op. 101 J. BRAHMS Variaciones sobre un tema de Paganini Precios: 20, 15 y 10 € Op. 35. Libro II M.RAVEL Valses nobles et sentimentales A. SKRIABIN Sonata para piano nº 4 en Fa sostenido mayor Op. 30 viernes 2 10:00 h. y 12:00 h. Fundación Albéniz Precio: 8 € Conciertos para Escolares Fundación Banco Santander Quinteto Enara sábado 3 19:30 h. Universidad Autónoma de Madrid María Larumbe Martín, PRESENTADORA Schumann-Rihm: un diálogo inquietante S. PROKÓFIEV Pedro y El Lobo Trío Arbós Concierto Sin Venta Cecilia Bercovich, VIOLÍN José Miguel Gómez, VIOLONCHELO Juan Carlos Garvayo, PIANO R.SCHUMANN Trío nº 1 en Re menor, Op. 63 W. RIHM Fremde Szene I, II, III Precios: 20 y 18 € marzo 2018 / 3 sala sinfónica domingo 4 19:00 h. jueves 8 19:30 h. Centro Nacional de Difusión Musical. Universo Barroco Fundación Prodis. X Recital Benéfico Ruggero Raimondi, BAJO-BARÍTONO Capella Reial de Catalunya, Hespèrion XXI José Manuel Zapata, TENOR Jordi Savall, DIRECTOR Ana Cristina Marco, MEZZOSOPRANO 3MA, Tembembe Ensable Continuo Leo Nucci, Mario Cassi, BARÍTONOS Kassé Mady Diabaté, Ada Coronel, CANTO Patricia Barton, Rosa Torres Pardo, PIANO Maria Juliana Linhares, SOPRANO Asociación Musical Garza Real, CORAL Las rutas de la esclavitud: África, Portugal, España Precios: 50, 40, 30 y 25 € y América Latina. Memorias de la esclavitud Precios: 40, 32, 24, 18 y 15 € viernes 9 19:30 h. Orquesta y Coro Nacionales de España martes 6 19:30 h. Ciclo Sinfónico. Así Hablaba Eschenbach Fundación Víctimas del Terrorismo. Concierto Homenaje Orquesta Nacional de España Orquesta Sinfónica y Coro RTVE Christoph Eschenbach, DIRECTOR Miguel Ángel Gómez-Martínez, DIRECTOR Marisol Montalvo, SOPRANO P.I. CHAIKOVSKI Romeo y Julieta (Obertura – fantasía) L. V. BEETHOVEN Sinfonía nº 9 en Re menor M. PINTSCHER Hérodiade fragmente Op. 125 `Coral´ P.I. CHAIKOVSKI Francesca da Rimini, Op. 32 Concierto Sin Venta Precios: 37, 33, 26, 18 y 11 € miércoles 7 19:30 h. viernes 9 22:30 h. Ibermúsica. London Symphony y Gardiner Real Conservatorio Superior de Música de Madrid Orquesta Sinfónica del RCSMM London Symphony Orchestra Jesús Amigo, DIRECTOR Sir John Eliot Gardiner, DIRECTOR Ángeles Salas, VIOLÍN Piotr Anderszewski, PIANO P.I. CHAIKOVSKI Polonesa de Eugenio Onegin R. SCHUMANN Genoveva, Op. 81 obertura Concierto para violín Op. 35 en Re mayor L. V. BEETHOVEN Concierto para piano nº 1, Op. 15 M. MUSSORGSKY / M. RAVEL Cuadro de una exposición R. SCHUMANN Sinfonía nº 2 S. PROKÓFIEV Sonata nº 6 en La mayor Op. 82 Precios: 195, 160, 145, 130, 80, 70 y 45 € Precio: 5 € 4 / marzo 2018 sala de cámara domingo 4 12:00 h. viernes 9 19:30 h. Orquesta y Coro Nacionales de España Centro Nacional de Difusión Musical Ciclo Satélites. El Camino de las Palabras Fronteras 4 Frequencies Josemi Carmona, GUITARRA Carmen Gurriarán, Rosa de Segovia, SOPRANO Javier Colina, CONTRABAJO Negar Mehravaran, Manuela Mesa, CONTRALTO Bandolero, PERCUSIÓN Pablo Alonso, Fernando Cobo, TENOR Artistas invitados: Gabriel Zornoza, bajo, Ángel Rodríguez, BAJO Sandra Carrasco, VOZ Camille Levecque, ARPA Antonio Serrano, ARMÓNICA Fernando Cobo, DIRECCIÓN Manuel Machado, TROMPETA Obras de J. TORRES y B. BRITTEN Precios: 20, 15 y 10 € Precio: 10 € jueves 8 19:30 h. Centro Nacional de Difusión Musical Liceo de Cámara XXI C. Gómez Godoy, OBOE P. Ferrández, VIOLONCHELO J. P. Floristán, PIANO F. J. HAYDN Trío en re mayor, Hob XV:16 R. KAHN Serenade, para oboe, violonchelo y piano, Op. 73 R. SCHUMANN Piezas de fantasía, para violonchelo y piano, Op. 73 Tres romanzas para oboe y piano, Op. 94 J. TORRES Trío para oboe, violonchelo y piano *+ *+ Estreno absoluto. Encargo del CNDM Precios: 20, 15 y 10 € marzo 2018 / 5 sala sinfónica sábado 10 12:30 h. domingo 11:30 h. Centro Nacional de Difusión Musical. Bach Vermut 11 Orquesta y Coro Nacionales de España Thomas Ospital, ÓRGANO Ciclo Sinfónico. Así Hablaba Eschenbach Pequeños Cantores de la JORCAM Mismo programa e intérpretes que en el concierto Ana González, DIRECTORA del viernes 9, a las 19:30 h. Obras de J. S. BACH, G. FAURÉ, Z. KODÁLY, P. CASALS, D. AZURZA, M. DURUFLÉ, J. GUILLOU y T. OSPITAL Precios: 27, 23, 19, 15 y 11 € Precios: 5 € domingo 11 18:00 h. Centro Nacional de Difusión Musical. Universo Barroco sábado 10 19:30 h. Orquesta y Coro Nacionales de España The English Concert Ciclo Sinfónico. Así Hablaba Eschenbach Harry Bicket, DIRECTOR Mismo programa e intérpretes que en el concierto Iestyn Davier, Rinaldo, CONTRATENOR del viernes 9, a las 19:30 h. Jane Archibald, Armida, SOPRANO Sasha Cooke, Goffredo, MEZZOSOPRANO Precios: 37, 33, 26, 18 y 11 € Joélle Harvey, Almirena, SOPRANO Jakub Józef Orlinski, Eustazio CONTRATENOR Luca Pisaroni, Argante, BAJO-BARÍTONO sábado 10 22:30 h. Grupo Concertante Talía. Músorgski y Prokófiev Owen Willetts, Mago, CONTRATENOR G. F. HAENDEL Rinaldo, HWV 7 Orquesta Metropolitana de Madrid Ópera en tres actos con libreto de Giacomo Rossi Coro Talía Precios: 40, 32, 24, 18 y 15 € Silvia Sanz Torre, DIRECTORA Marina Makhmoutova, MEZZOSOPRANO lunes 19:30 h. M. MÚSORGSKI Cuadros de una exposición 12 Fundación Scherzo. Grandes Intérpretes S. PROKÓFIEV Cantata Alexander Nevski Roberto Prosseda, PIANO Precios: 27, 24, 17 y 11 € Obras de SCHUMANN, BOËLY, MENDELSSHON, GOUNOD, ALKAN y LISZT Precios: 57, 48, 39 y 25 € 6 / marzo 2018 sala de cámara martes 13 19:30 h. miércoles 14 19:30 h. La Filarmónica. Heroica Orquesta y Coro de la Comunidad de Madrid Philharmonia Orchestra Coro de la Comunidad de Madrid Karl-Heinz Steffens, DIRECTOR Marco Antonio García de Paz, DIRECTOR Sergei Redkin, PIANO F. CHOPIN Concierto para piano nº1 en Mi menor, Op. 11 `Polifonía Europea: Una Misa (casi), el lenguaje del alma´ L. V. BEETHOVEN Sinfonía nº 3 en Mi bemol mayor, J. G. RHEINBERGER: Kyrie (de Cantus Missae Op. 109) Op. 55, "Heroica" J. BUSTO: Gloria (de Missa Brevis Pro Pace) F. MENDELSSOHN: O lux beata trinitas Precios: 138, 109, 78, 58 y 40 € (de Vespersang Op. 121) F. MARTIN: Santus / Benedictus (de Misa para doble coro) F. POULENC: Ave verum corpus miércoles 14 19:30 h. I. PIZZETTI: Agnus Dei (de Messa di Requiem) Ibermúsica. Cadaqués y la `Heroica´ de Beethoven J. TAVENER: As one who has slept J. BRAHMS: Warum ist das Licht gegeben dem Orquesta de Cadaqués Mühseligen? Jaime Martín, DIRECTOR G. MAHLER: Ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen Gabriela Montero, PIANO (a 16, de su ciclo Rückert-Lieder) A. SCHNITTKE: Tres himnos sacros (a 8)+ I. ALBÉNIZ Rueda Iberia: Rondeña y Eritaña S. RACHMANINOFF Concierto para piano nº 2 Precios: 10 y 7 € L. V. BEETHOVEN Sinfonía nº 3 `Heroica´ Precios: 140, 115, 100, 90, 60, 50 y 35 € jueves 15 19:30 h. Centro Nacional de Difusión Musical Universo Barroco Jueves 15 19:30 h. Ibermúsica. Finlandia y Sol Gabetta Il Pomo d'oro Orquesta de Radio Finlandia Franco Fagioli, CONTRATENOR Hannu Linntu, DIRECTOR TITULAR `Florilegium Haendeliano´ Sol Gabetta, VIOLONCHELO G. F. HAENDEL Arias de Ariodante, Serse, Rinaldo, J. RUEDA Elephant Skin Il Pastor Fido, Oreste, Giulio Cesare y Rodelinda B. MARTINU Concierto para violonchelo nº 1 P. I. CHAIKOVSKI Sinfonía nº 5 Precios: 20, 15 y 10 € Precios: 140, 115, 100, 90, 60, 50 y 35 € marzo 2018 / 7 sala sinfónica viernes 16 19:30 h. domingo 18 19:30 h. Orquesta y Coro Nacionales de España Ibermúsica Ciclo Sinfónico. De Leipzig a Japón Guttenberg dirige la Pasión según San Mateo de Bach Orquesta y Coro Nacionales de España Orquesta y Coro Klangverwaltung Masaaki Suzuki, DIRECTOR Coro de Niños de Múnich Rachel Nicholls, SOPRANO Enoch zu Guttenberg, DIRECTOR Anna Stéphany, MEZZOSOPRANO Sybilla Rubens, SOPRANO James Gilchrist, TENOR Olivia Vermeulen, ALTO Neal Davies, BAJO BARITONO Mauro Peter, TENOR Thomas Laske, BAJO F. MENDELSSOHN Elijah (Elías), Op. 70 Samuel Hasselhorn, BAJO TENOR Precios: 37, 33, 26, 18 y 11 € Daniel Johannson, J. S. BACH La Pasión según San Mateo sábado 19:30 h. 17 Precios: 140, 115, 100, 90, 60, 50 y 35 € Orquesta y Coro Nacionales de España Ciclo Sinfónico. De Leipzig a Japón Mismo programa e intérpretes que en el concierto del viernes 16, a las 19:30 h. Precios: 37, 33, 26, 18 y 11 € domingo 18 11:30 h. Orquesta y Coro Nacionales de España Ciclo Sinfónico. De Leipzig a Japón Mismo programa e intérpretes que en el concierto del viernes 16, a las 19:30 h.
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