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Perry So dirigió la Sinfónica de Tenerife en una brillante velada en la que destacó la solista Lucienne Renaudin Vary destacó por su excelencia.

Aplaudimos a la Orquesta Nacional la gesta de habernos traído en tres sesiones seguidas la gran música nacionalista de Smetana, Má vlast, bajo la atenta batuta de Semyon Bychkov.

Primer concierto de la nueva temporada de Ibermúsica, la cual, entre gran expectación, arrancaba con una de las mejores formaciones orquestales, la London Symphony Orchestra, y Szeps-Znaider al frente del conjunto y del pianista Dennis Kozhukhin. 

Mit spürbarem Herantasten zur vollen Farbigkeit entwarf das Orchester ein aufregendes, texturiertes Bildnis Smetanas naturalistischen und helden-melancholischen, legendären Vaterland-Zyklus.

The festival returns to its roots, and freshens them, with Semyon Bychkov and the Czech Philharmonic offering a muscular take on Má vlast.

A pair of thrilling performances at the BBC Proms, neither of which bear any trace of the routine, that will live long in the memory

Gesamtaufführungen von Smetanas Zyklus sind eher selten. Kirill Petrenko und die Berliner Philharmoniker nutzen sie für eine bemerkenswerte Deutung. 

Kirill Petrenko and the Berliner Philharmoniker take Smetana's Má vlast to new heights.

Tomáš Hanus and the Welsh National Opera Orchestra offer a convincing demonstration of why Czech conductors are making a splash abroad. 

Barenboim feiert mit seinem israelisch-arabischen Orchester eine triumphale Rückkehr in die Konzertsäle Europas.

L'ensemble multiculturel fait montre d'une belle cohésion dans le cycle de Smetana, sous la direction d'un Thomas Guggeis (remplaçant Daniel Barenboim souffrant) impeccable de bout en bout. 

Semyon Bychkov and the Czech Philharmonic continue their European tour at the Barbican, pairing Smetana's paean to his homeland with Rachmaninov's early piano concerto. 

In keeping with the festival's tradition of persevering through adversity, organizers turned a pandemic-imposed restriction to their advantage. 

Semyon Bychkov and the Czech Philharmonic play Smetana's Má vlasti n an empty Rudolfinum. 

Smetana's full cycle is still a rarity in the UK, so this Berlin Philharmonic stream was a wonderful opportunity to delve deeper in this Czech classic. 

Kirill Petrenko verzaubert mit einem klanggewaltigen Má vlast das Münchner Publikum.

The Bamberg Symphony Orchestra bring a wonderfully bucolic programme of Czech music to The Proms.

An outstanding account of Smetana's Ma vlást in Hamburg's Elbphilharmonie was prefaced by Straussian oboe nostalgia courtesy of Albrecht Mayer. 

Als gern gesehener Gast am Pult der Philharmoniker setzte Semyon Bychkov Smetanas sinfonischen Zyklus Mein Vaterland aufs Programm.

The effervescent conductor took six little-known Czech works into another ether: one in which the footprints are invisible.

Tokyo’s NHK Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Pinchas Steinberg, gives a performance of perhaps the most famous of Bedrich Smetana’s works, a romantic tribute to his motherland, Má vlast.

Big names brought a big sound but not much else to the traditional performance of Smetana's Má vlast.

The Pittsburgh Symphony under Jiři Bělohlávek gave a rare performance of Smetana's complete cycle of tone poems.

Un rush hour rutilant au Victoria Hall vendredi soir, dont le joyau fut certainement le hautbois somptueux d'Alexeï Ogrintchouk !

The Czech Phil's all-Czech programme showed them off in resplendent form.

The Cleveland Orchestra's two Slavic programmes form part of a larger Polish thread woven into this year's EIF. Witold Lutosławski's 1954 Concerto for Orchestra struck me as an ideal opening to the first concert. Its reliance on folk tunes, collected from the Masovia region (north of Warsaw) by ethnographer Oskar Kolberg, assures an unmistakably Polish flavour.

Tonight's Prom gave the chief conductor of the BBC Symphony Orchestra, Jiří Bělohlávek, the chance to showcase two masterpieces from his homeland, with the first half comprising the ever-popular Cello Concerto No. 2 by Dvořák and the second half, Smetana's epic cycle of symphonic poems, Má Vlast. The latter work, surprisingly, received its first complete Proms' performance this evening.