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Bucharest’s temples of culture present rites of closure by Mozart, Kurtág and Bruckner… and a fleeting glimpse of Nirvana.

Ingo Metzmacher leitet mit Werken von Wagner, Nono und Bruckner einen inspirierenden Abend beim Musikfest Berlin.

„Hier wird’s Ereignis – das Unbeschreibliche, hier ist‘s getan“ – mit diesen Worten endet Goethes Faust II, Mahlers Symphonie und damit auch die Amtszeit von Christian Thielemann als Chefdirigent der Sächsischen Staatskapelle.

Argerich shows her full artistry, while Europe's young musicians show impressive coordination and dynamics, if short of emotion in Beethoven 7.

Romeo Castellucci's intense production of Bartók's opera reaps its rewards in the performance under Teodor Currentzis, but Carl Orff's opera-oratorio De temporum fine comoedia feels little more than a drab filler. 

Un año más la cita con Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester se revela imprescindible: por la madurez en la elección del repertorio, por la naturalidad con la tocan con grandes maestros y solistas, por el alto nivel de la ejecución.

Primera actuación en Madrid de la Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester en su Ostertournee 2019 con Jonathan Nott al frente de la imponente Tercera sinfonía de Mahler.

Danzar sobre una cuerda de violín, inundando lienzos con colores inimaginables, frente a la inminente e inexorable catástrofe.

El albedo de la GMJO fulgura por sí mismo, devolviendo, cuando menos, tanto como recibe. Al calor de una preparación de primer nivel, el proyecto celebra su 30 aniversario en un estado de forma óptimo.

Una notable masa sonora y destellos de intervenciones solistas que atestiguan la prometedora pasta -en realidad, los resultados ya están a la vista- que conforma actualmente la criatura del maestro Abbado. 

Bach in morbid mood and valedictory Bruckner brought to life by young musicians under the baton of Philippe Jordan

The multinational Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra proves that adolescence is no barrier to maturity in profound symphonic music making.

Jonathan Nott demuestra que una orquesta joven puede triunfar manejando las colosales fuerzas de la Segunda sinfonía de Mahler.

German bombast. French joie de vivre. Russian soul-searching. You could hardly ask for more contrast in the principal themes of last night’s Prom, with Philippe Jordan conducting the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra, from the military pomp of Wagner’s overture to Rienzi to the fairground whirl of Ravel’s Piano Concerto in G major.

Herbert Blomstedt brought the Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester to Birmingham for the ninth of their eleven-concert, two-week Easter tour. Their magisterial account of Bruckner’s Romantic Symphony, and a fine performance of Beethoven’s Fourth Piano Concerto by Leif Ove Andsnes, earned them a vociferous reception.

The Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester are known as one of the best youth orchestras in the world, if not the best. As such, they do not shy away from the more difficult repertoire and tonight’s performance of Berg’s Violin Concerto and Mahler’s Symphony no. 7 reaffirmed their reputation.

The Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester is one of the finest youth orchestras in the world. Bringing together young musicians from all over Europe, from Portugal to Russia, it is a model of international co-operation.

It isn’t often that the Musikverein programmes Webern, the most underperformed of Vienna’s major musical sons, alongside a Liebestod from Bayreuth’s reigning Isolde, but then this was no ordinary Musikverein concert.