Eiji Oue dirige avec passion l’orchestre du NFM dans sa nouvelle salle

By Lucie Pierron, 12 November 2015

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“Dansant sur son estrade, il dirige à la perfection le dialogue entre les bois et les cordes.”

Reviewed at National Forum of Music: Main Hall, Wrocław on 6 November 2015

Berlioz, Le Corsaire, Op.21: Overture

Sibelius, Violin Concerto in D minor, Op.47

Rachmaninov, Symphony no. 2 in E minor, Op.27

Eiji Oue, Conductor

Elina Vähälä, Violin

NFM Symphony Orchestra

The Earth and other planets from the Belgrade Philharmonic

Peter Connors, 8th June

A fine Planets from Eiji Oue and the Belgrade Philharmonic crowned a splendid concert despite a flawed “Neptune” after Simone Rubino had explored the music of the Earth.

****1

Radulović's Barber the highlight at NFM Wrocław

David Karlin, 18th May

Eiji Oue doesn't quite convince in Bernstein and Copland, but Samuel Barber's Violin Concerto proves a winner.

***11

Rollicking Haydn, Ravel and Shostakovich

Andrew Larkin, 20th May

Dickensian good cheer and humour make for a remarkably satisfying performance from Oue, Fray and the NSO.

****1

Star-cross’d Prokofiev and Bernstein raise the emotional temperature

Mark Pullinger, 17th March

A pair of star-cross’d lovers from opposite ends of the globe formed the highlights of this visit of the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra to Cadogan Hall.

***11

La Verdi and Eiji Oue: Mahler 6

James Imam, 30th January

With ferocious military rhythms and relentless waves of sound, Mahler 6 is regarded a dark work. But La Verdi's treatment of the lighter material presented this symphony in an unexpected way.

*****

Los británicos y Europa: la OCNE interpreta Williams y Holst

David Santana Cañas, 7th February

El profundo lirismo de la obra de Vaughan Williams y Holst se adueñó del Auditorio Nacional de la mano de la Orquesta y Coro Nacionales de España con Eiji Oue al frente.

****1

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Lucie Pierron

Étudiante en sociologie et en sciences politiques, pianiste et choriste, Lucie n’a jamais cessé de s’intéresser à la musique classique et contemporaine. Actuellement en Pologne, elle réalise une étude sur les nouvelles salles de musique classique qui ont ouvertes depuis 2011.