30 de abril de 2008
ENTREVISTA COM ABBADO
"Me llamo Claudio, no maestro"
El legendario Abbado planea grandes proyectos con sus orquestas en España
JESÚS RUIZ MANTILLA - Madrid - 27/04/2008
NETO DE WAGNER DEIXA A DIREÇÃO DO FESTIVAL.
Desde 1951 dirigía la cita de Bayreuth.- La Fundación decidirá en cuatro meses quién le sucederá
EFE / ELPAÍS.com - Berlín / Madrid - 29/04/2008
29 de abril de 2008
MAESTROS ANIVERSARIAM
NOTÍCIAS DIVERSAS
Music Review 'Entführung aus dem Serail'
Pasha & Co. in Mozart’s Singspiel
By VIVIEN SCHWEITZER
A strong cast largely compensated for any deficiencies of the staging at the Metropolitan Opera.
Music Review Bryn Terfel
Songs and Poems Extoll a Green and Pleasant Land
By BERNARD HOLLAND
Bryn Terfel’s recital described the wave of nostalgia that swept across Edwardian music.
28 de abril de 2008
Em suntuosa produção do XII Festival Amazonas de Ópera, obra de ex-Pink Floyd é marcada por uma sucessão de equívocos
She won ecstatic reviews at Covent Garden, but bronchitis made her quit. Now Russian soprano Anna Netrebko is planning 'something wild' for the Brits. By Stuart Jeffries Saturday April 26, 2008
The Guardian
KAIJA SAARIAHO
The world's best female opera composers talk to John O'Mahony
Audio: Kaija Saariaho talks about her work
Critic's view: a startling choice
PIERRA BOULEZ
Composer and conductor Pierre Boulez has endured poisonous rows on the new music scene and vilification in the press, yet he insists that disagreement is helpful
GUARDIAN
27 de abril de 2008
KARAJAN
Karajan: uno de los grandes
Mañana, junto con EL PAÍS, dos CD del director, por 5,95 euros
LUIS SUÑÉN - Madrid - 27/04/2008
NOTÍCIAS DIVERDI.COM
Plural Ensemble en el Auditorio 400 viernes, 25 abr 2008
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra en concierto con el grupo CocoRosie viernes, 25 abr 2008
Debut zarzuelístico de Aquiles Machado con “La leyenda del beso” viernes, 25 abr 2008
Filarmónica de Berlín decidirá el próximo año la continuidad de Rattle jueves, 24 abr 2008
Los “Proms” de Londres homenajearán a Messiaen y Stockhausen jueves, 24 abr 2008
26 de abril de 2008
CONCERTO
O Istituto Italiano di Cultura de São Paulo traz a Orchestra d’Archi Italiana com o solista e diretor Mario Brunello (violoncelo) para um concerto no Memorial da América Latina, dia 7 de maio, quarta-feira, às 21hs. Grátis!
Antes a orquestra realizará um concerto no dia 3 de maio, às 20hs, no Theatro da Paz, em Belém do Pará.
A Orchestra d’Archi Italiana é jovem e estuda a tradição clássica com profissionalismo, ao mesmo tempo que mostra uma sensibilidade na expressão da musicalidade atual. Esta jovem orquestra tem a regência do maestro Brunello, um grande expoente do panorama musical italiano contemporâneo. “Esse regente tem uma grande sensibilidade em reunir compositores contemporâneos como V. Capossela bem como os clássicos, e justamente, por saber valorizar os do passado e compreender o presente,” comenta Luigina Peddi, diretora do Istituto Italiano di Cultura de São Paulo.
Programa:
Johann Sebastian Bach Concerto Brandeburguês n. 3 em sol maior BWV 1048
(1685-1750) (Allegro) – Adagio – Allegro
Giovanni Sollima Spasimo para violoncelo amplificado e ensemble (1995)
(1962) De Harmonia
Peste
Raffaello: il nubifragio
Porta dei Greci
Intervalo
Felix Mendelssohn Oteto para arcos em mi bemol maior op. 20
(1809-1847) Allegro moderato ma con fuoco
Andante
Scherzo. Allegro leggerissimo
Presto
KURT MASUR
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
The Théâtre des Champs-Élysées is a splendid Art Nouveau hall that was the site of the most scandalous premiere of the 20th century, the first performance of Stravinsky’s ballet “The Rite of Spring” in 1913.
ArtsBeat Blog: Paris Journal
NATHALIE DESSAY
RATTLE RENOVA CONTRATO
Los músicos de la Orquesta Filarmónica de Berlín han decidido prolongar el contrato de su actual director, Simon Rattle, cuyo contrato termina en 2012. Así lo anunció ayer la propia orquesta mediante un comunicado en el que no dan más detalles sobre las condiciones que ofrecerán al británico. Según la nota, "la orquesta y sir Simon Rattle conversarán sobre las circunstancias del futuro común después de 2012".
ÓPERA NO CINEMA?
Los grandes exhibidores buscan contenidos alternativos a las películas - Fútbol, ópera, rock, series de televisión y videojuegos llegan a la pantalla gigante
JESÚS RUIZ MANTILLA - Madrid - 26/04/2008
25 de abril de 2008
A ÓPERA DE OSLO
RATTLE X FILARMÔNICA
NOTÍCIAS DIVERDI.COM
Los “Proms” de Londres homenajearán a Messiaen y Stockhausen jueves, 24 abr 2008
24 de abril de 2008
STRAVISNKI - MUSICA PARA PIANO
Illuminating a Rare Portrait of Stravinsky on Piano
By STEVE SMITH
Listening to a whole program of Stravinsky’s piano music, like the one Stephen Gosling and Eric Huebner presented in the chapel of St. Bartholomew’s Church on Tuesday, you could admire much while being seduced by comparatively little.
O FESTIVAL DE SPOLETO
By DANIEL J. WAKIN
The Spoleto Festival U.S.A. and its long-lost partner in Italy, the Festival of Two Worlds in Spoleto, Umbria, have announced that they will renew an association that ended 15 years ago.
23 de abril de 2008
AS TRANSMISSÕES DO MET VIA CINEMAS
FESTIVAL DE ÓRGÃO EM ALCALÁ, ESPANHA
El órgano no tiene secretos gracias al 'Concierto en Familia'
La organista de la Magistral de Alcalá de Henares, Liudmila Matsyura, interpretó obras de los grandes maestros en el marco del 2º Festival Internacional de Órgano 'Ciudad de Alcalá'
FRANCISCO COLOMER - Alcalá de Henares - 23/04/2008
NOTÍCIAS DIVERDI.COM
El Bolshoi presenta hoy la versión original de “Carmen” martes, 22 abr 2008
Exposición de Myriam Flórez inspirada en la “Suite Iberia” de Albéniz martes, 22 abr 2008
NEW YORK E PARIS (NYTIMES)
Ban on Solo Encores at the Met? Ban, What Ban?
By DANIEL J. WAKIN
Sara Krulwich/The New York TimesJuan Diego Flórez in “Fille du Régiment” at the Metropolitan Opera.
On Monday night the tenor Juan Diego Flórez did something not heard on the Met stage since 1994: a solo encore.
Music Review 'La Fille du Régiment'
Counting a Tenor’s High C’s in ‘Fille du Régiment’ at the Metropolitan
By BERNARD HOLLAND
The Metropolitan Opera’s new production of Donizetti’s “Fille du Régiment” is visually drab but industriously comic.
Music Review ‘Il Prigioniero’
A 12-Tone Cry of Despair Assaults Hearts in Paris
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
In this stark staging, Luigi Dallapiccola’s “Il Prigioniero” emerged as an intensely dramatic, musically arresting and grimly moving work.
ArtsBeat Blog: Paris Journal
22 de abril de 2008
NOTÍCIAS DIVERDI.COM
Claudio Abbado triunfa en el Real con “Fidelio” lunes, 21 abr 2008
Se anuncia en Londres un gran festival dedicado a Stockhausen lunes, 21 abr 2008
FIGARO EM PARIS E INGRID FLITER, PIANISTA
Music Review
A ‘Figaro’ That’s Fixed on Its Marriage License
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
As is his way, Christoph Marthaler keeps the imagery of Mozart’s “Nozze di Figaro open to multiple interpretations.
Arts Beat Blog: Paris Journal
Music Review
No Breaks in Life, Not Even in a Fast-Food World
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Christoph Marthaler has directed a bleak, audacious and humane staging of Berg’s masterpiece at the Paris National Opera.
Pianist Born to the Colors of Chopin
By BERNARD HOLLAND
Ingrid Fliter has the sensibility for Chopin’s graceful, linear give-and-take.
21 de abril de 2008
SIR HARRISON BIRTWISTLE AND THE MINOTAUR
'It's like this, look." Sir Harrison Birtwistle is explaining the origin of his opera The Minotaur, which premieres on Tuesday at the Royal Opera House, and he points to a Picasso print on the wall of his living room in his Wiltshire home. It's an image of the Minotaur's death, in which the final agonies of the half-bull, half-man are ogled by a small crowd of spectators. The drawing inverts the children's storybook idea of the Minotaur myth, that the beast represents pure, rapacious evil. Picasso invites us to share the Minotaur's pain, to see him as human as well as monstrous.
ANNA NETREBKO
Anna Netrebko Peter Culshaw meets the Russian iconoclast
Sunday April 20, 2008Observer Music Monthly
The Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi has big plans to put his city on the world cultural map - $24bn worth of plans including creating a new island, building a Frank Gehry-designed Guggenheim, a Louvre and a major concert hall. Naturally this month's Abu Dhabi music festival at the self-styled 'seven-star' Emirates Palace Hotel wanted the best: the Bolshoi flew in to do Swan Lake, and there was one singer they simply had to have - the hottest diva in the world right now, Anna Netrebko. She intoxicated the audience with a stellar performance.
ANDRAS SCHIFF
Coming Into Focus: Beethoven’s Middle Period
By STEVE SMITH
Published: April 21, 2008
20 de abril de 2008
ALFRED BRENDEL
Pianist Alfred Brendel Caps a Stellar Career In Classic Fashion
By Anne MidgetteWashington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, March 18, 2008; Page C01
ABBADO REGE FIDELIO
TROPPE MANETTE PER QUESTO FIDELIO
Regia inutilmente ridondante, superba la concertazione di Claudio Abbado
MADAMA BUTTERFLY (SÃO FRANCISCO)
NYCO
SIMON BLECH E AS DANÇAS SINFÔNICAS - RACHMANINOV
CALENDÁRIO MUSICAL NY
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
Published: April 18, 2008
CLASSICAL
Full reviews of recent music performances: nytimes.com/music
JUAN DIEGO FLÓREZ
Frisky Young Tenors on Operatic War Horses
By MATTHEW GUREWITSCH
Like Pavarotti, the last Tonio to knock the world on its ear, Juan Diego Flórez exudes mass appeal.
19 de abril de 2008
NOTÍCIAS DO GUARDIAN
Female opera composers are still a tiny minority. The world's best, including Finland's Kaija Saariaho, talk to John O'Mahony Audio: Kaija Saariaho talks about her work
Cinema's poet of silence switches to opera with Mozart debut at ENOKiarostami among big-name directors as company plans 10 new productions Critic's view: a startling choice
The beast withinHairy chords, blood smoothies, and 'a bit of Boris' - Sir Harrison Birtwistle talks to Tom Service about his new opera, The Minotaur Review: The Minotaur
A libretto of one's ownFemale opera composers are still a tiny minority. The world's best, including Finland's Kaija Saariaho, talk to John O'Mahony Audio: Kaija Saariaho talks about her work
Cinema's poet of silence switches to opera with Mozart debut at ENOKiarostami among big-name directors as company plans 10 new productions Critic's view: a startling choice
The beast withinHairy chords, blood smoothies, and 'a bit of Boris' - Sir Harrison Birtwistle talks to Tom Service about his new opera, The Minotaur Review: The Minotaur
Interviews
'I love it when music brings people to blows'Osvaldo Golijov has been called the saviour of classical music, but detractors say his eclecticism is a disaster. Laura Barnett meets the composer
Tough customerPiotr Anderszewski has walked out of competitions, and started recitals over. Andrew Clements asks the pianist why he's so hard on himself
Living on Borodin timeThey astounded Shostakovich, outwitted the Soviet authorities and wowed the western world. Erica Jeal meets the Borodin Quartet, Russia's most eminent string quartet
Beethoven and the BronxGrowing up in New York, pianist Richard Goode was fired by a passion for music. So why was he so reluctant to become a solo star, asks Andrew Clements
The Russian bombshellVasily Petrenko - young, ambitious and hugely talented - looks set to be one of the stars of Liverpool 08. Tim Ashley meets the conductor electrifying the RLPO
Meet Daniel Barenboim, pianistPortrait of the artist: 'The low point? Every concert where I've played a fistful of wrong notes'
MAURIZIO POLLINI
"Chopin es pasional y posee una magia que atrapa"
AURORA INTXAUSTI - Madrid - 19/04/2008
DISELLA LARUSDOTTI, SOPRANO
From Iceland, With a Seasonal Sense of Romance
By STEVE SMITH
April 19, 2008
18 de abril de 2008
NOTÍCIAS DIVERDI.COM
Barenboim se defiende de la acusación de prácticas mafiosas viernes, 18 abr 2008
Kurtág por Juliane Banse y András Keller en el Auditorio 400 viernes, 18 abr 2008
Homenajes a Karajan y Pavarotti en el Festival de Música de Castilla y León jueves, 17 abr 2008
Bruckner por el Grup Instrumental de València jueves, 17 abr 2008
¡Toque el chelo acompañado por un solista de la Filarmónica de Berlín... desde Internet! jueves, 17 abr 2008
Sinfónica de Cincinnati con Paavo Järvi al frente hoy en Valencia miércoles, 16 abr 2008
La actriz Fiona Shaw debutará como directora escénica en la ENO miércoles, 16 abr 2008
XV Festival de Música Antigua de Aranjuez recordará el Dos de Mayo miércoles, 16 abr 2008
Ciclo de Órgano de Torre de Juan Abad aspira a ser festival de referencia miércoles, 16 abr 2008
PROBLEMAS NA ÓPERA DE BERLIM
Enfrentamiento en la Ópera Estatal de Berlín
El director artístico califica a Barenboim de "mafioso"
JUAN GÓMEZ - Berlín - 17/04/2008
ANDRAS SCHIFF, PIANISTA
Deconstructing Beethoven, One Piano Sonata at a Time
By ALLAN KOZINN
Andras Schiff performed cogent, vital readings of some of Beethoven’s 32 piano sonatas at Carnegie Hall on Wednesday
17 de abril de 2008
NATHAN GUNN
Exploring Solitude, With Help From Others
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
On Tuesday at Zankel Hall, the baritone Nathan Gunn and the pianist Julie Gunn, his wife, shared billing with a dancer, a choreographer and a video designer.
GRIGORY SOKOLOV, PIANISTA
By MICHAEL KIMMELMAN
Artists Management CompanyGrigory Sokolov, a star in Europe, stopped issuing CDs in 1995.
In America the Russian pianist Grigory Sokolov will draw blank stares. In this day and age, how can that be?
NOTÍCIAS DIVERSAS
Monday, April 21, 2008Fort Worth Weekly Tue, 15 Apr 2008 0:26 AM PDTBroadcast of San Francisco Opera´s production of Puccini´s Madama Butterfly, conducted by Donald Runnicles and starring Patricia Racette. Sat-Tue. Rave North East Mall, 1101 Melbourne Rd, Hurst. $20. 817-591-8540.
About this EntryArts Journal Mon, 14 Apr 2008 7:48 PM PDTThe last time I caught a screening of a San Francisco Opera production, I wasn't very impressed. I was present at the company's inaugural simulcast screening of Madama Butterfly a couple of years ago.
16 de abril de 2008
LEO NUCCI - ANIVERSÁRIO
NOTÍCIAS DIVERDI.COM
Descubierta una obra ignorada de Bach martes, 15 abr 2008
“Don Giovanni” en el Maestranza con Erwin Schrott martes, 15 abr 2008
Barenboim, “concierto histórico” por el XX aniversario del Palau de Valencia martes, 15 abr 2008
Declarado desierto el Premio “Richard Tucker” de este año lunes, 14 abr 2008
A Golijov le gustaría trabajar con Almodóvar en una ópera lunes, 14 abr 2008
Supraphon celebra el centenario de Karel Ancerl lunes, 14 abr 2008
Lluís Pasqual presenta en París “El Prisionero” de Dallapiccola lunes, 14 abr 2008
IX Festival de Música Antigua de Zaragoza lunes, 14 abr 2008
ANNE-SOPHIE MUTTER
Variations on the Violin, All in the Key of Brahms
By BERNARD HOLLAND
For Anne-Sophie Mutter the saying “Make every note count” becomes less a vague cliché and more a matter of fact.
15 de abril de 2008
O FESTIVAL DE MANAUS
Estréia do espetáculo “Ça Ira”, do ex-Pink Floyd Roger Waters, será transmitida em tempo real na internet, hoje, a partir das 20h.
NOTÍCIAS DE NEW YORK
Composers’ Works Live on to Outshine Oppression
By VIVIEN SCHWEITZER
On Sunday, James Conlon led the second of three concerts of “degenerate” — the term the Nazis applied to the works of Jewish composers and some others — and “generative” music, Mr. Conlon’s term for music written under unrestricted circumstances.
Music Review
Using Sharp, Vehement Gestures to Produce Expansive Sounds
By ALLAN KOZINN
The Minnesota Orchestra sounded more brightly polished and supercharged than ever when it played under Osmo Vanska’s baton at Avery Fisher Hall on Sunday afternoon.
Music Review
A Master’s Early Work; Just Look Past the Plot
By STEVE SMITH
The conductor Eve Queler, who made a pioneering recording of Puccini’s early opera “Edgar” with the Opera Orchestra of New York in a 1977 Carnegie Hall concert, revived it there on Sunday night.
KATHLEEN BATTLE - O RETORNO
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Songs in Which Relative Quiet Ruled
By BERNARD HOLLAND
Published: April 15, 2008
I remember the American soprano Kathleen Battle as having one of the purest voices I have ever heard. Most New Yorkers have not had much chance to hear it firsthand since her famous run-in with Joseph Volpe and the Metropolitan Opera in 1994.
14 de abril de 2008
HILARY HAHN
Performers Simpatico, but Parallel
By STEVE SMITH
Too often, efforts to build bridges between classical and pop audiences amount to dire musical hybrids that sell both genres short. But Ms. Hahn chose her partner wisely.
SATYAGRAHA
Music Review 'Satyagraha'
Fanciful Visions on the Mahatma’s Road to Truth and Simplicity
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Sara Krulwich/The New York TimesRichard Croft, in white, at the Met as Mohandas K. Gandhi in the Philip Glass opera "Satyagraha," which depicts Gandhi’s path to spirituality and political activism in South Africa.
This is a fitting time to revisit Philip Glass’s opera “Satyagraha,” a landmark work of Minimalism.
Video: Behind the Scenes at ‘Satyagraha’
13 de abril de 2008
HORACIO LAVANDERA, PIANISTA
ENTREVISTA: DESAYUNO CON... HORACIO LAVANDERA
"La música es un organismo vivo, se mueve, se siente"
JESÚS RUIZ MANTILLA 11/04/2008
YouTube - Horacio Lavandera - Ginastera's Danza del ...
Horacio Lavandera Live at Teatro Teresa Carreño with Youth ...4 min 32 seg -
www.youtube.com/watch?v=oU9x0oiIfHA
NOTICIAS DIVERSAS
San Francisco Chronicle Sun, 13 Apr 2008 0:35 AM PDTRATING: (WILD APPLAUSE) If there were any doubt that Natalie Dessay belonged in the realm of operatic superstars, her acclaimed performance in the Metropolitan Opera's "Lucia di Lamermoor" put it to rest last year. Dessay's coruscating mad scene from that...
Battle Looks Ahead, Not Behind
San Francisco Chronicle Fri, 11 Apr 2008 5:58 PM PDTLike Mark McGwire, Kathleen Battle doesn't want to talk about the past _ at least not when it comes to her rancorous firing from the Metropolitan Opera 14 years ago. Ask her about former Met general manager Joe Volpe, and she responds by complimenting current...
Philip Glass: Satyagraha
Concertonet Sat, 12 Apr 2008 0:32 AM PDTJulian Crouch (Associate Director and Set Designer), Kevin Pollard (Costume Designer), Paula Constable (Lighting Designer), Donald Palumbo (Chorus Master) Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Chorus, Dante Anzolimi (Conductor), Phelim McDermott (Production).
IGOR STRAVINSKY
By RICHARD TARUSKIN
A celebrity composer enjoyed misleading the curious, but listeners can learn a lot from a retrospective of autobiographical works.
12 de abril de 2008
JOÃO DE SOUZA LIMA
11 de abril de 2008
HERBERT VON KARAJAN
He was a great conductor, in the studio as well as on the podium. On the centenary of Herbert von Karajan's birth, Martin Kettle introduces reflections from those he inspired - and irritated Wednesday April 9, 2008
The Guardian
NOTÍCIAS DOS EUA
Metropolitan Opera: The Force of TruthPlaybill Arts Thu, 10 Apr 2008 10:59 PM PDTNearly three decades after the premiere of Satyagraha , Philip Glass's seminal work from 1979 is re-imagined in a powerful new staging that conveys the timelessness of Gandhi's message. Performances begin at the Met April 11.
Gandhi and Glass: truthful togetherThe Star-Ledger Thu, 10 Apr 2008 9:43 PM PDTOf Philip Glass' many, many, many pieces, his unlikeliest may also be his most moving. "Satyagraha," an opera about Mahatma Gandhi that opens at the Metropolitan Opera tonight, isn't in Italian, German, French or even English -- it's in Sanskrit.
HIS PEACE TREATISENew York Post Thu, 10 Apr 2008 10:28 PM PDTMOST composers are heard, not seen. Philip Glass is both. The master of repetitive musical form, whose "Satyagraha" opens at the Metropolitan Opera tonight, is himself a repetitive form - the Campbell's Soup can to Chuck Close's Andy Warhol. The...
Tan Dun's Musical MishmashThe New York Sun Thu, 10 Apr 2008 10:39 PM PDTThe New York Philharmonic's concert on Wednesday night featured the premiere of a new piano concerto by Tan Dun. He is a Chinese-American composer, highly successful. One plum commission after another has come his way. The Metropolitan Opera ordered up his "First Emperor." And the Philharmonic has paid for this concerto. Conducting the orchestra was Leonard Slatkin, long the music director of ...
A Peacemaker's PuppetsWNYC New York Public Radio Thu, 10 Apr 2008 2:02 PM PDTThis Friday, a new production of Philip Glass´s Satyagraha will debut at the Metropolitan Opera. It tells the story of Mahatma Gandhi´s experiences in South Africa, ones that helped define his ....
Children´s tale to be presented on opera stageThe State Thu, 10 Apr 2008 9:07 PM PDTEveryone remembers the story about the boy and the girl lost in the forest who come upon a gingerbread house and start nibbling. Then they almost become the main course on the resident witch´s menu. In 1893 composer Engelbert Humperdinck turned the story of "Hansel and Gretel" into an opera. The Metropolitan Opera broadcast its "Hansel and Gretel" into movie theaters recently, but you can see ...
Leonard Bernstein: CandideConcertonet Thu, 10 Apr 2008 7:12 AM PDTCharles F. Prestinari (chorus director), Patricia Birch (choreography), Clarke Dunham (costume designer), Ken Billington (lighting designer), Abe Jacob (sound designer), New York City Opera Chorus, New York City Opera Associate Chorus, New York City Opera Children´s Chorus, New York City Opera Dancers, New York City Opera Character Mimes and New York City Opera Orchestra, George Manahan ...
Cast saves 'Candide'AM New York Thu, 10 Apr 2008 12:57 PM PDT2.5 Stars 1950s musical theater is alive and well and living in Manhattan. Right now, you can see "Gypsy" on Broadway, "South Pacific" at Lincoln Center, "Take Me Along" at the Irish Repertory Theatre, and now "Candide" at New York City Opera. And while NYCO's "Candide," first staged in 1982, is a problematic production, an exceptionally strong cast is bringing it to life like never before. ...
IT'S NICE, BUT NOT BEST OF ALL POSSIBLE WORLDSNew York Post Thu, 10 Apr 2008 1:39 AM PDTIT would be ironic if the most substantial contribution America made to 20th-century opera turned out to be a Broadway musical - Leonard Bernstein's "Candide." Tuesday night, New York City Opera brought it back, in its by now familiar and agreeably...
SATYAGRAHA
By DANIEL J. WAKIN
Newsprint becomes art in the Met’s production of “Satyagraha,” Philip Glass’s 1979 opera about Mohandas K. Gandhi’s years in South Africa.
Video: Behind the Scenes at ‘Satyagraha’
NOTÍCIAS DIVERDI.COM
“Un ballo in maschera” con los figurantes desnudos viernes, 11 abr 2008
Alfred Brendel, galardonado con el Premio Karajan 2008 viernes, 11 abr 2008
Caballé y Pires, artistas destacadas del FIS 2008 viernes, 11 abr 2008
Festival de Peralada homenajeará a Puccini viernes, 11 abr 2008
Grup Instrumental de Valéncia en el Auditorio 400 viernes, 11 abr 2008
Avance de la LXIX Quincena Musical de San Sebastián jueves, 10 abr 2008
Fernando Argenta, director artístico de la Fundación Magistralia jueves, 10 abr 2008
Obras de Benet Casablancas en el Festival “Spanien Modern” de Viena jueves, 10 abr 2008
Ópera en directo para los cines españoles jueves, 10 abr 2008
Nace el proyecto "Atlántida" miércoles, 9 abr 2008
David Lang gana el Premio Pulitzer de música miércoles, 9 abr 2008
Pavarotti hizo "playback" miércoles, 9 abr 2008
Mark Wigglesworth descartado como director musical de La Monnaie miércoles, 9 abr 2008
Presentación de “Lázaro”, ópera de Cristóbal Halffter que se estrenará en Kiel miércoles, 9 abr 2008
10 de abril de 2008
LANÇAMENTO DVD
UK release date: 1 April 2008
The 1992 staging of Otello from the Royal Opera House remains one of the finest recorded versions of Verdi's opera, both in theatrical and musical terms.
NOTÍCIAS DE NEW YORK (NYTIMES)
By DANIEL J. WAKIN
They are a rare breed, those rabid fans of Wagner’s “Ring” cycle, and right now, they are angry. As angry as a nest of offended Valkyries.
Music Review
For a Beloved Conductor, Bach’s Monument of Music
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
In the months before his death, the renowned choral conductor Richard Westenburg, was still hoping to conduct the performance of Bach’s Mass in B minor that took place on Tuesday at Carnegie Hall.
Music Review
‘Candide’ the Opera (or Is It a Musical?) Returns
By ALLAN KOZINN
In the annals of works that have had complicated births and undergone much revision, Leonard Bernstein’s “Candide” is a special case.
9 de abril de 2008
LORIN MAAZEL
"La felicidad es seguir activo a los 78 años"
PACO GISBERT 08/04/2008
LUCIANO PAVAROTTI
Cultura
Pavarotti también hizo 'playback'
El gran tenor falseó su actuación en la inauguración de los Juegos Olímpicos de Turín, en 2006
AGENCIAS - Roma - 08/04/2008
NOTÍCIAS DIVERDI.COM
martes, 8 abr 2008
Myung-Whun Chung nombrado embajador de buena voluntad de UNICEF
martes, 8 abr 2008
XXXI Festival de Música Antigua de Barcelona
martes, 8 abr 2008
Exposición en Francia muestra la historia de los “castrati”
martes, 8 abr 2008
NOTÍCIAS DE NEW YORK
A Group Says Goodbye to Its New York Fans
By ALLAN KOZINN
On Sunday evening the Beaux Arts Trio played its final New York concert at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Times Topics: Menahem Pressler
Music Review
An All-Brahms Program, Both Passionate and Poised
By VIVIEN SCHWEITZER
It’s hard to imagine disliking Brahms's Clarinet Quintet in B minor, which the Emerson String Quartet and the clarinetist David Shifrin eloquently performed at the Rose Theater on Sunday afternoon.
Music Review
Bird Song, Modernism and Brahms Take Flight
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Peter Serkin enjoys presenting programs that intriguingly juxtapose the old and the new, as his recital excitingly demonstrated.
8 de abril de 2008
Thomas Hampson: The famous baritone and his love for Franz Schubert
00:00 Franz Schubert: Erlkönig (excerpt) 05:49 Franz Schubert: Der Wanderer an den Mond (excerpt) 07:54 Franz Schubert: Der Sänger ...
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Le Figaro - Musique : Culture : les ambitions de Juppé à Bordeaux : 'via Blog this'
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Laura Rizzo e Rodrigo Esteves Projeto Grandes Vozes Patrocínio: CESP – Companhia Energética de São Paulo. Dia 5 de agosto, quarta-feira, às ...
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