Intérprete: Jan Vogler

The Dresden Music Festival public renew their love for Jan Vogler, who is joined by festival debutants from Parma. 

Jaap van Zweden and the Hong Kong Phil excel in Shostakovich's Ninth Symphony and give an atmospheric reading of the Sea Interludes by Britten, but cellist Jan Vogler struggles to settle in Elgar’s Cello Concerto. 

Intrepid chamber musicians braved wild weather to deliver a stirring performance of Schubert's String Quintet in C major, alongside early works from Prokofiev and Debussy.

The "original instrument" Dresden Festival Orchestra transformed conventional notions of what Brahms, Schumann, and Schubert are all about.

Jan Vogler wirkte wenig überzeugend in Dvořáks Cellokonzert. Dafür brillierte die Philharmonia Zürich unter Fabio Luisi in Bruckners Vierter umso mehr, und die Theaterakustik unterstützte die Einzigartigkeit der Darbietung.

Rihm is probably Germany’s most famous living composer, and he has a reputation for cerebral intellectualism in his music. That’s admirable, but it doesn’t make him approachable. 

Singapore’s Esplanade welcomes a slew of virtuoso soloists and guest conductors for their alluring new season.

Cellist and Intendant of the Dresden Music Festival tells us about the festival’s new commissions, performing on stage, and connecting together musicians from around the world.

People who tune in to “Music Never Sleeps NYC” are going to be astonished by the variety.