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RotterdamSummer Evening with Yannick
Zimmermann, Bruckner
Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra; Yannick Nézet-Séguin
RotterdamCafe Wagner: Uri Caine
Wagner/Caine: Wagner Variations
Uri Caine; Ted Reichmann; Lutoslawski Quartet
RotterdamOpening concert: Gergiev and Wagner
Wagner
Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra; Valery Gergiev; Anja Kampe; Mikhail Vekua; Mikhail Petrenko
RotterdamRachmaninov's All Night Vigil
Rachmaninov: All Night Vigil ("Vespers") for choir, Op.37
Andrei Petrenko; Mariinsky Theatre Chorus
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Yannick Nézet-Séguin says au revoir to Rotterdam
The Rotterdam Philharmonic marked their centenary with two concerts starring mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato. A bittersweet weekend, during which they also took leave of their beloved principal conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin.
Shostakovich 4 glows with passion in Rotterdam
Shostakovich proves the highlight of a variable programme in Rotterdam.
Scapino Ballet: TING!
A party you never thought you'd attend with dance and acrobatics to live music is a worthy celebration of 70 years of Scapino Ballet
Scapino Ballet: Let's Dance
A bowler hat, two pierrots, a dreamy band, ravens and dancing through the audience make for a great tease of what's to come with Scapino Ballet
Nordic tradition: Saraste's Sibelius impresses in Rotterdam
Besides Giltburg’s superlative play in Grieg, Saraste’s Sibelius swept you off your feet.
Mantovani's Love Songs illuminate Nezet-Seguin's Bruckner's Eight
With exceptional nuance, lead flautist Juliette Hurel demonstrated her Olympian skills in Bruno Mantovani's technically exhausting, often violent work. With the flute in mind, Yannick Nézet-Séguin’s wildly upbeat Bruckner’s Eighth Symphony in C-minor ‘Titan’ made for new discoveries in Bruckner.