19 de dezembro de 2008

NOTÍCIAS DE LONDRES -THE GUARDIAN

  • Tristan Jakob-Hoff: New software gives composers access to millions of pre-recorded instrumental sounds. Will they ever need to employ a real orchestra again?
  • 4 out of 5
    19 Dec 2008:

    Christ Church Spitalfields, London
    The feeling this venue offers of being tucked away in a beautiful capsule is inspiring, Erica Jeal

  • 4 out of 5
    19 Dec 2008:

    Barbican, London
    Elliott Carter's productivity continues to amaze, says Andrew Clements

  • 19 Dec 2008:

    The Berlin Philharmonic has launched the world's first digital concert hall, to be broadcast live on the internet

  • 2 out of 5
    19 Dec 2008:

    The movie always looks like the filmed record of an unadventurous theatrical staging, says Peter Bradshaw

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    • 4 out of 5
      19 Dec 2008:

      Christ Church Spitalfields, London
      The feeling this venue offers of being tucked away in a beautiful capsule is inspiring, Erica Jeal

    • 4 out of 5
      19 Dec 2008:

      Barbican, London
      Elliott Carter's productivity continues to amaze, says Andrew Clements

    • 19 Dec 2008:

      The Berlin Philharmonic has launched the world's first digital concert hall, to be broadcast live on the internet

    • 2 out of 5
      19 Dec 2008:

      The movie always looks like the filmed record of an unadventurous theatrical staging, says Peter Bradshaw

    • Katherine Jenkins in concert at Royal Albert Hall 19 Dec 2008:

      Classical crossover is the strange realm where Bryan Adams meets Italian arias in syrupy productions delivered by ersatz opera singers. And it sells millions. Tom Service investigates

    • The final bars from the score of Elliott Carter's Sound Fields 18 Dec 2008:

      Tom Service: Live streaming of the Berlin Philharmonic and a host of Elliott Carter materials are just a fraction of the remarkable online classical music resources on offer at present

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    • 3 out of 5
      18 Dec 2008:

      St David's Hall, Cardiff:
      Cardiff Polyphonic Choir sang with practised ease, but occasionally lacked substance, writes Rian Evans

    • 18 Dec 2008:

      Wigmore Hall, London:
      Elusive pianist Radu Lupu made this celebratory concert, writes Erica Jeal

    • Arvo Pärt 17 Dec 2008:

      Tom Service: Universal Edition have released the score of Avro Pärt's new symphony online before a note of it has been played in public

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    •  Angelika Kirchschlager (Hansel) and Anja Silja (Witch) in Hansel and Gretel at the Royal Opera House 17 Dec 2008:

      Opera North did it with a six-piece band, and an audience of squirming 9-year-olds. The Royal Opera production was all about luxury casting and a sublime orchestral sound. Yet it was Opera North that won hands down

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    • 4 out of 5
      17 Dec 2008:

      Barbican, London
      This American mezzo could scarcely have been more expressive, reports George Hall

    • 3 out of 5
      16 Dec 2008:

      Royal Festival Hall, London
      Jurowski takes a while to generate the requisite sense of narcotic irrationality, says Tim Ashley

    • 4 out of 5
      16 Dec 2008:

      St. George's, Bristol
      The whole sensation here was of being part of a soundscape and aspiring to infinity, says Rian Evans

    • 15 Dec 2008:

      Tom Service: A critic barred from reviewing an orchestra because he had criticised its musical director is suing his former employer

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    • 15 Dec 2008:

      Is there life after Alfred Brendel? Andrew Clements picks today's other unmissable pianists

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