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Tag Archives: Anna Prohaska
Breaching the fortress: Budapest Festival Orchestra plays away in Ravenna
Iván Fischer/ Budapest Festival Orchestra Rocca Brancaleone, Ravenna, 1st July 2020 The Budapest Festival Orchestra has had a busier lockdown than most. Every member has taken part in its “Quarantine soirées”, streamed chamber recitals often introduced by Iván Fischer himself, occasionally … Continue reading
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Tagged Anna Prohaska, Britten, Budapest Festival Orchestra, Haydn, Iván Fischer, Ravenna Festival, Wagner
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Sir John in Love: the fat knight returns to Covent Garden
Verdi: Falstaff **** Royal Opera, 10th July 2018 There was an end of term feel about this revival of Falstaff at the Royal Opera, with many singers returning to a favourite role and imparting a spirited sense of fun. Robert Carsen’s production, shunting … Continue reading
Nézét-Séguin and Jacobs scamper into Mozart’s harem
Mozart: Die Entführung aus dem Serail Mozart’s Singspiel Die Entführung aus dem Serail is suddenly flavour of the month. After a terrific new David McVicar production at Glyndebourne last summer, recent recordings find two conductors scampering into the harem, each with moments … Continue reading
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Tagged Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin, Anna Prohaska, Chamber Orchestra of Europe, Cornelius Obonya, DG, Diana Damrau, Die Entführung aus dem Serail, Dimitry Ivashchenko, Franz-Joseph Selig, Harmonia mundi, Mari Eriksmoen, Maximilian Schmitt, Mozart, Paul Schweinester, René Jacobs, Robin Johannsen, Rolando Villazón, Thomas Quasthoff, Yannick Nézet-Séguin
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Dud bullet: Thalheimer’s Freischütz fires blanks at Staatsoper Berlin
Weber: Der Freischütz *** Staatsoper Berlin, 6th October 2015 The Wolf’s Glen scene in Weber’s Der Freischütz is terrifically difficult to stage – a supernatural centrepiece to a folkloric opera. Director Michael Thalheimer circumvents this in his Staatsoper Berlin production by … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Soddy, Alfredo Daza, Anna Prohaska, Anna Samuil, Der Freischütz, Falk Struckmann, Katrin Lea Tag, Michael Thalheimer, Nikolai Schukoff, Olaf Altmann, Peter Moltzen, Staatskapelle Berlin, Staatsoper Berlin, Staatsoper im Schiller Theater, Wilhelm Schwinghammer
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