Klangforum Wien play music in the space–time continuum, in London

Por Paul Kilbey, 28 junio 2013

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Crítica hecha desde Kings Place: Hall Two, Londres el 26 junio 2013

Furrer, Spur

Gander, Khur

Rusconi, De materia nigra et obscura

Klangforum Wien

Annette Bik, Violín

Sophie Schafleitner, Violín

Dimitrios Polisoidis, Viola

Benedikt Leitner, Violonchelo

Joonas Ahonen, Piano

Ópera bajo la arena: El Público cautivador

Fernando Remiro, 24th February

El estreno mundial de El Público, de Mauricio Sotelo, basada en la fascinante y surrealista obra de Federico García Lorca, mezcla flamenco y tragedia en una gran noche de ópera.

*****

Haas’ 11,000 Strings at Park Avenue Armory

Kurt Gottschalk, 30th September

Like Ligeti before him, Georg Friedrich Haas makes the avant garde approachable as this performance of 11,000 Strings reveals.

***11

Die Hoffnung stirbt zuletzt: Drei Schwestern von Eötvös in Salzburg

Thomas Schacher, 8th August

Die Hommage an den 2024 verstorbenen ungarischen Komponisten wird zum Großerfolg: Evgeny Titov wartet mit einer schlüssigen Inszenierung auf, und Maxime Pascal steuert mit dem Klangforum Wien viel Atmosphärisches bei.

*****

Miroslav Srnka’s Voice Killer premieres at MusikTheater an der Wien

Chanda VanderHart, 16th June

At MusikTheater an der Wien, Miroslav Srnka’s new opera provess a deeply compelling, meticulously crafted work. It may not uplift, but it sears itself into the memory.

****1

Beat Furrers Musiktheater Begehren am Lucerne Festival

Thomas Schacher, 1st September

Der Mythos von Orpheus und Eurydike wird in Beat Furrers Musiktheaterstück auf eine allgemeine Ebene gehoben. Der Mann und die Frau finden keine gemeinsame Sprache, keinen Ort der Begegnung.

****1

Smart, stylish Klangforum Wien residency wraps at Prague Spring

Frank Kuznik, 1st June

Klangforum Wien finishes a far-reaching excursion into the boldest realms of modern music with a flourish.

****1

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Paul Kilbey

Paul was Reviews Editor at Bachtrack from 2012 to February 2014. He has written on music and culture for publications including Culture Wars, the Huffington Post, the Independent and the Guardian. He holds BA and MPhil degrees in music from Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, and is particularly passionate about contemporary music of all types. His website is here.