Crisp, cool concert at Carnegie with Tafelmusik

Por Stephen Raskauskas, 20 noviembre 2011

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Crítica hecha desde Carnegie Hall: Zankel, Nueva York el 18 noviembre 2011

Fasch, Orchestral Suite in D minor

Bach, Concerto for 3 keyboards and strings in D minor, BWV1063 (arr. for 3 violins)

Lully, Phaëton: suite

Bach, Suite orquestal núm. 2 en si menor, BWV1067 (arr. for solo violin and orchestra)

Vivaldi, Concerto for 2 oboes in D minor, RV 535

Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra

Jeanne Lamon, Dirección

Opera Atelier's long delayed La resurrezione

John Gilks, 6th April

The young Handel's homage to Counter Reformation Rome, La resurrezione, is effectively brought to life by Opera Atelier with glittering sets and fine, stylish singing.

****1

Traumreise und Reisetraum: Torontos Tafelmusik auf barockem Roadtrip

Jens Klier, 8th April

Eine makellose Führung zu den Stadt- und Komponisten-Schätzen in Europa sortge erneut für bleibende Eindrücke und enthusiastische Erzählungen.

*****

Musik im Aufbruch: Il Seicento vom Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra

Jens Klier, 18th February

Wer bei diesem frühbarocken Programm und der Energie des Ensembles nicht mittanzt und genießt, dem ist nicht mehr zu helfen. Große Freude, purer Wahnsinn!

*****

A celebration of French Baroque opera-ballet at Versailles

Laura Servidei, 2nd December

Opera Atelier presents a double bill at the Royal Opera in Versailles filled with Baroque dancing, scenery and music.

***11

Tafelmusik: House of Dreams

Simon Hukin, 26th February

Bringing together disparate art forms is no easy task, as Tafelmusik's latest concert House of Dreams sadly proves.

**111

High-concept Handel can't obscure spectacular singing

Catherine Kustanczy, 23rd October

Opera Atelier’s latest production mixes traditional-specific touches the company is known for, and more high-concept inclusions. The results are mixed — but the singing is spectacular.

**111

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Stephen Raskauskas

Stephen Raskauskas is passionate about the performing arts. As a performer, he has collaborated on productions acclaimed by the Wall Street Journal, Chicago Tribune, and Huffington Post. He has received numerous fellowships and awards, and holds degrees in music from the University of Chicago and Princeton University.