Posts Tagged ‘Christian Tetzlaff’
Saturday, June 21st, 2014
By ANDREW POWELL Published: June 21, 2014 SCHWETZINGEN — The right setting makes all the difference. At the palace here, a probing six-week spring music festival mirrors the scale and serenity of its context, courtesy each year of Stuttgart broadcaster SWR. Two days last month afforded a sampling of the extended activities: the melodic Arcadian […]
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Tags: Anna Lucia Richter, Brahms, Christian Tetzlaff, Claudia Rohrbach, Concerto Köln, Francisco Fernández Rueda, Hasse, Holger Falk, Junghänel, Lars Vogt, Leucippo, Mannheim, Marx, Michael Gees, Netta Or, Review, Richard Strauss, Schwetzingen, Schwetzingen Festival, Schwetzinger Festspiele, Südwest-Rundfunk, SWR, Tanja Tetzlaff, Tatjana Gürbaca, Vasily Khoroshev, Virpi Raisanen
Posted in Munich Times | Comments Off on Time for Schwetzingen
Friday, October 26th, 2012
By Rebecca Schmid The programming of the Berlin Philharmonic, while reportedly having gravitated away from the players’ specialty in German repertoire since Sir Simon Rattle took the reins a decade ago, not only gives equal weight to post-Romantic repertoire but consistently illuminates connections between works which seem disparate at first glance. Andris Nelsons conducted the […]
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Tags: Andris Nelsons, Anne-Sophie Mutter, Benjmain Britten, Berlin Philharmonic, Christian Tetzlaff, Claude Debussy, Johann Strauß, John Williams, Jörg Widmann, la mer, La valse, Luciano Berio, Maurice Ravel, peter grimes, Rebecca Schmid, Wolfgang Rihm
Posted in Berlin Times | Comments Off on Rocky Seas, a Waltz and a Violin Concerto
Tuesday, February 24th, 2009
My publisher made me do this. I’ve always been leery of blogs, from the disgusting sound of the word to the colossal self-importance of the act. Still, I admit to a good read and insight courtesy of bloggers Alex Ross and Alan Rich, and I’m sure I’d find others out there if I took the […]
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Tags: Alan Gilbert, alex ross, carnegie, Charles Rosen, Christian Tetzlaff, classical music, Elliott Carter, Franz Welser-Möst, Gustavo Dudamel, leonard bernstein, lincoln center, music director, philharmonic, sedgwick clark
Posted in Why I Left Muncie | Comments Off on A Reluctant Blogger Joins the Fray