A winning evening from Yo-Yo Ma and Kathryn Stott in San Francisco

Por Lois Silverstein, 03 abril 2024

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Crítica hecha desde Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco el 2 abril 2024

Fauré, Berceuse, Op.16

Dvořák, Gypsy Songs: Songs My Mother Taught Me (Když mne stará matka zpívat), Op.55 no.4

Assad, Menino

Boulanger, Cantique

Fauré, Papillon, Op.77

Shostakovich, Sonata para violonchelo en re menor, op. 40

Pärt, Spiegel im Spiegel

Franck, Cello Sonata in A major

Yo-Yo Ma, Violonchelo

Kathryn Stott, Piano

El lirismo controlado de Yo-Yo Ma y Kathryn Stott

Leonardo Mattana Ereño, 26th October

Ibermúsica inicia la temporada con una leyenda viva de la interpretación, Yo-Yo Ma, quien, acompañado por Kathryn Stott, ofreció un curioso e infrecuente programa.

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Yo-Yo Ma and Kathryn Stott soothe the soul at the Barbican

David Karlin, 2nd November

The long standing duo sound give impeccable sound and balance in a recital full of charm, whose musicianship and energy belies this being their farewell tour.

****1

Celebrating collaboration: Yo-Yo Ma and Kathryn Stott at Carnegie Hall

Susan Stempleski, 11th April

In a luminous recital, the cellist and pianist commemorate four decades of collaboration and pay tribute to Isaac Stern, the master violinist who saved Carnegie Hall from destruction.

****1

Joy amidst tears: Kathryn Stott and Tim Horton’s glorious Rachmaninov

Phil Parker, 19th May

Can you have too much Rachmaninov all in one go? On the basis of this tremendous Sheffield Chamber Music Festival recital, evidently not.

*****

Golden glow in Sir Andrew Davis' Sibelius 1 with the BBC Philharmonic

Rohan Shotton, 27th January

Sir Andrew Davis conducts the BBC Philharmonic in Elgar, Rachmaninov and Sibelius with pianist Kathryn Stott.

****1

Yo-Yo Ma à Lyon : le violoncelle vocaliste, airs et récitatifs

Beate Langenbruch, 7th April

Le violoncelliste et sa pianiste Kathryn Stott triomphent à l’Auditorium.

*****

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Lois Silverstein

Lois Silverstein, PhD, a New Yorker born and bred, has lived and worked in San Francisco for over 35 years. Her eight books include novels, poems, essays and memoir; she also writes reviews for OperaWire. After numerous roles in San Francisco Opera as a supernumerary, she performed her one-woman, multimedia show about a freedom fighter in 1939, during the fall of Poland, Valia: The Story of a Woman of Courage. Her newest novel, When Crying Stops: War Echoes from Romania, will be published in 2024.