Iván Fischer works his Mendelssohn magic in Lucerne

Iván Fischer conducts the Lucerne Festival Orchestra

Iván Fischer, Rafał Blechacz and the Lucerne Festival Orchestra

Iván Fischer and the Lucerne Festival Orchestra

Por Sarah Batschelet, 02 abril 2023

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Crítica hecha desde Culture and Congress Centre: Auditorium, Lucerna el 31 marzo 2023

Chopin, Concierto para piano núm. 2 en fa menor, op. 21

Schubert, Overture in C major "in the Italian style", D.591

Mendelssohn, Sinfonía núm. 1 en do menor, Op.11

Rafał Blechacz, Piano

Lucerne Festival Orchestra

Iván Fischer, Dirección

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Juan José Freijo, 13th November

La Orquesta del Festival de Lucerna ofreció una velada de alto voltaje, con una sección de metales de referencia y solistas estrella.

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Schlichte Erhabenheit mit Franz Welser-Möst und Beethoven in Luzern

Phillip Richter, 13th April

Franz Welser-Möst verwandelte Beethovens Neunte Symphonie in einen erhaben-ergreifenden, glühenden Funken von Schillers Freiheitsideal.

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Tod und Auferstehung: Bruckners Achte mit Nézet-Séguin in Lucerne

Thomas Schacher, 19th August

Yannik Nézet-Séguin kombiniert Bruckners Achte Symphonie mit einem Vorspann von Lili Boulanger und schafft so unerwartete Bezüge. Das Lucerne Festival Orchestra zeigt sich in Bestform.

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Hrůša steps in and strikes gold with an all-Mahler concert in Lucerne

Sarah Batschelet, 17th August

The Czech conductor makes the short hop from Salzburg to replace Riccardo Chailly in an all-Mahler programme at the Lucerne Festival.

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Lucerne Festival Orchestra launches its season with Riccardo Chailly

Sarah Batschelet, 13th August

After months of alerts, isolation and uncertainty, it was good to have the Lucerne Festival back, with effervescent performances of Mozart and Schubert.

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Nézet-Séguin and Kavakos: the stars come out in Lucerne

Sarah Batschelet, 22nd August

Conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin’s recent debut with the Lucerne Festival Orchestra was a dazzling Beethoven-Shostakovich programme that epitomised the “power of music”.

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Sarah Batschelet

Sarah Batschlelet, long based in Switzerland, took a degree in Art History from Smith College, Northampton, Massachuetts, and lives as a freelance writer and editor near Zurich.