Japan Philharmonic sounds world class under Inkinen

Von Robert Markow, 29 April 2019

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“The percussion section contributes significantly to the fascinatingly evanescent sonorities”

Rezensierte Veranstaltung: Kanagawa Kenmin Hall, Yokohama, am 27 April 2019

Rautavaara, In the Beginning

Takemitsu, To The Edge of Dream

Tschaikowsky, Symphonie Nr. 4 in f-Moll, Op.36

Sibelius, Valse triste, Op.44 Nr.1

Kaori Muraji, Gitarre

Japan Philharmonic Orchestra

Pietari Inkinen, Musikalische Leitung

Japan Philharmonic Orchestra makes a rare visit to London

David Truslove, 12th April

Disciplined playing from the Japan Philharmonic brought mixed rewards in a programme that inspired only fitfully.

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Big surprises from the Japan Philharmonic

Robert Markow, 25th November

A sensational young Japanese violinist and a sensational, little-known Fifth Symphony brought high approval ratings from the audience at a Japan Philharmonic, all-Russian concert last Friday.

****1

Ein psychedelischer Trip: Die Walküre bei den Bayreuther Festspielen

Isabella Steppan, 29th July

Wagners Oper und eine Kunstperformance von Hermann Nitsch finden am Grünen Hügel gleichzeitig, aber nicht immer aufeinander abgestimmt statt; musikalisch und optisch wird dabei aber durchaus Schönes geboten.

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Roland Hayrabedian et Pietari Inkinen au secours du Philhar'

Pierre Michel, 7th March

Les deux chefs ont remplacé efficacement le directeur musical de l'Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France dans un programme Gordon-Chostakovitch qui a laissé une impression mitigée.

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Debut de Pietari Inkinen y Andreas Ottensamer en València

Daniel Martínez Babiloni, 2nd March

Pietari Inkinen y Andreas Ottensamer se presentaron con éxito en València en un concierto deslucido por la acústica del Teatro Principal.

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Excellent playing, but lacklustre conducting in Sydney

Zoltán Szabó, 19th February

The Sydney Symphony, temporarily rehoused in the ornate Victorian style Town Hall, plays grandiose Wagner and safe Stravinsky.

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Robert Markow

Formerly a horn player in the Montreal Symphony, Robert Markow now writes programme notes for that orchestra and for many other musical organizations. He taught at Montreal’s McGill University for many years, has led music tours to several countries, and has written for numerous leading classical music journals.

Under Inkinen's baton, the Japan Philharmonic sounds world class