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BelfastRustioni Conducts Opening Concert
Verdi, Elgar, Saint-Saëns
Ulster Orchestra; Daniele Rustioni; Johannes Moser
BelfastSongs of Love and Loss
Skempton, Wagner, Elgar
Ulster Orchestra; Jac van Steen; Christianne Stotijn
BelfastLitton Crosses Continents
Copland, Barber, Walton
Ulster Orchestra; Andrew Litton; Kurt Nikkanen
BelfastWorlds of Fantasy
Djawadi, Zimmer, Uematsu, Shore, Williams
Ulster Orchestra; Stephen Bell; Hannah Waddingham
BelfastClassical Favourites
Tschaikowsky, Rodrigo, Mussorgsky
Ulster Orchestra; Roberto González Monjas; Rafael Aguirre
BelfastRustioni Conducts Eroica
Strauss R., Berg, Beethoven
Ulster Orchestra; Daniele Rustioni; Tamás Kocsis
Neue Kritikenmehr...
Ulster Hall fills with the sounds of Mendelssohn’s Elijah
The Belfast Philharmonic Choir with the Ulster Orchestra and four local soloists give a very mixed performance of Mendelssohn’s most famous oratorio.
Crisp Rachmaninov from Barry Douglas in Belfast
Barry Douglas, in his home town, gives an excellent reading of a piece central to his repertoire,while Olari Elts puts the Ulster Orchestra through their paces in a highly colourful Petrushka.
A mostly solemn Good Friday in Belfast
Mozart’s early youthful 29th Symphony felt rather misplaced in this otherwise solemn concert from Rafael Payare, Ulster Orchestra and the Belfast Philharmonic Choir.
Franck’s Aeolian winds usher in Saint-Säens and Elgar to Belfast
Ulster Orchestra’s Principal Guest Conductor Jac van Steen returns to lead an outstanding evening, culminating in Elgar’s First Symphony. Louis Schwizgebel impresses in Saint-Saens’ Fifth Piano Concerto.
Nature versus humanity with the Ulster Orchestra
Reaching the climax of his exploration of Shostakovich’s “war symphonies”, Rafael Payare and the Ulster Orchestra pit Strauss’ epic tone-poem against the colossal “Leningrad” Symphony.
Veronika Eberle gives Belfast a night to remember
Widmann, Mendelssohn and Beethoven draw a full house to the Ulster Hall. Rafael Payare leads the Ulster Orchestra confidently, but Veronika Eberle steals the show.
