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Belgrade Philharmonic opens season with showpieces for orchestra
Milan Mihajlović's Memento is a sparking start to the Belgrade Philharmonic's new season, followed by expressive and witty accounts of Walton and Prokofiev with viola player Sara Ferrández and conductor Josep Vicent.
Expressive 18th-century music from the Belgrade Philharmonic
Julien Chauvin leads the Belgrade Philharmonic in spirited performances of varied music by CPE Bach and Haydn, with local star flautist Ana Kaličanin Radivojević as soloist.
In Belgrade, a fitting tribute to Gabriel Feltz
Carlos Miguel Prieto conducts the Belgrade Philharmonic in a programme of Berg, Strauss and Mahler, reflecting the legacy of the late Gabriel Feltz.
Minimum and Maximum: Belgrade Philharmonic play Glass and Schumann
Philip Glass' Double Concerto proves to be a substantial, rewarding work in the hands of Gidon Kremer and Giedrė Dirvanauskaitė with fine support from the Belgrade Philharmonic under Hossein Pishkar.
The Belgrade Philharmonic: a fine English orchestra
Howard Griffiths conducts English music in Belgrade. Ian Bostridge and Nikola Ćirić star and Britten's Serenade and Vaughan Williams' Fifth Symphony wow the Serbian audience.
Extrovert Rachmaninov from Kozhukhin and the Belgrade Philharmonic
In addition to Rachmaninov, the Belgrade Philharmonic and Jaume Santonja play Stevan Hrstić's atmospheric In the Countryside and excerpts from Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet.
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Zubin Mehta returns to Mumbai to launch 90th birthday celebrations
At the invitation of the Mehli Mehta Music Foundation, the Belgrade Philharmonic will perform two concerts at the National Center of Performing Arts under Mehta’s baton.
A long-lasting friendship: Zubin Mehta on returning to Belgrade
The Belgrade Philharmonic was one of Zubin Mehta’s first professional conducting engagements as his career was launched in 1958. A welcome guest, he returns to Serbia this summer to take the orchestra on a mini-tour of the Balkans.