Deutsche Oper Berlin presents a winning Mahler Two

Por Hugo Shirley, 24 octubre 2017

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“scrunchingly dissonant chords... squeezed for all their worth”

Crítica hecha desde Deutsche Oper, Berlín el 23 octubre 2017

Mahler, Sinfonía núm. 2 en do menor "Resurrección"

Sir Donald Runnicles, Dirección

Jeremy Bines, Dirección de coro

Elena Tsallagova, Soprano

Ronnita Miller, Mezzosoprano

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Hugo Shirley

Hugo Shirley is a Berlin-based writer and musicologist. He has written widely as a critic in the UK, including for The Spectator, the Financial Times and Daily Telegraph, and has held editorial posts at both Opera and Gramophone. He was editor of 30-Second Opera (Ivy Press, 2015) and has a PhD in musicology from King's College London, where his thesis focused on Strauss and Hofmannsthal’s Die Frau ohne Schatten.

Into the light: the Deutsche Oper Berlin presents a winning Mahler Two