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Événements à venirEn voir plus...
OsloThe Queen Sonja International Music Competition 2021 - Semi-final
Contestants of the Queen Sonja International Music Competition, Voix
OsloOtto Tausk conducts Tchaikovsky
Tjøgersen, Moussorgski, Tchaïkovski
The Norwegian Radio Orchestra; Otto Tausk; Ditte Marie Bræin
OsloHolthe conducts Brahms' First Symphony
Wagner, Brahms
The Norwegian Radio Orchestra; Kolbjørn Holthe
OsloPopelka conducts Janáček and Dvořák
Janáček, Fischer Olsen, Dvořák
The Norwegian Radio Orchestra; Petr Popelka; Sofia Jernberg
OsloYoshida premieres Jon Øivind Ness' Piano Concerto
Ness: Piano Concerto (microtonal)
The Norwegian Radio Orchestra; Petr Popelka; Sanae Yoshida
OsloIn dulci jubilo - Christmas concert
The Norwegian Radio Orchestra; Vivianne Sydnes; Oslo Cathedral Choir; Kåre Nordstoga
Critiques récentesEn voir plus...
Alone and in love: Christoph Loy’s compelling new Onegin in Oslo
Chrisoph Loy's new Oslo production of Eugene Onegin only somewhat succeeds in its desire to create a meditation on loneliness, but superb musical performances still make it an utterly compelling piece of music theatre.
A directionless Mahler 9 in Oslo
Vasily Petrenko and the Oslo Philharmonic's Mahler Nine seemed unaware of what it wanted to be, resulting in a frustratingly directionless, disjointed concert.
On the waterfront: A Sea Symphony in Oslo
Ralph Vaughan Williams' towering A Sea Symphony and the orchestra of the Norwegian National Opera and Ballet capped off the Oslo opera season in a singularly loud fashion.
Too many doors: Don Giovanni in Oslo
Despite some dramatic frustrations, at least in Oslo, Jones' production is saved by some truly outstanding singing.
A transformative experience in Oslo
After a shaky start with Metamorphosen, the Oslo Philharmonic embodies the evening's theme of transformation by ending on a stonker of a Petruskha, via the perenially fabulous Lise Davidsen.
Maybe it’s make-believe: a curious Norma in Oslo
The first staging of Bellini's Norma in Oslo in over a century is unfortunately hampered by an irritating production, yet some glorious singing does much to rescue the show.