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TaipeiMahler Symphony No. 8, Jun Märkl & NSO

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Mahler: Symphonie no. 8 en mi bémol majeur « des Mille »
Taiwan Philharmonic; Jun Märkl; Iwona Sobotka; Ena Miyachi; Barbara Kozelj; Eriko Hanafusa

LondresGórecki’s Third Symphony

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Górecki, Prokofiev
London Philharmonic Orchestra; Andrey Boreyko; Iwona Sobotka

SingaporeVerdi's Requiem

Singapore Symphony Orchestra
Verdi: Requiem
Singapore Symphony Orchestra; Hannu Lintu; Singapore Symphony Chorus; Singapore Symphony Youth Choir; Symphonia Choralis; Eudenice Palaruan

TurinIrisNouvelle production

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Mascagni: Iris
Andrea Battistoni; Daniele Menghini; Teatro Regio di Torino; Davide Signorini; Nika Campisi; Gianni Bertoli; Orchestra del Teatro Regio di Torino
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Le Requiem de Verdi dépassionné de Riccardo Muti avec le National

Riccardo Muti dirige le Requiem de Verdi au Teatro Alighieri, à Ravenne © Zani-Casadio
À la Philharmonie de Paris, le maestro italien a montré sa maîtrise de l'œuvre de Verdi et fait briller les musiciens du National, dans une lecture splendide bien qu'un peu froide.

Riccardo Mutis Verdi-Requiem in Salzburg: durchglühte Schlichtheit

Riccardo Muti © SF | Marco Borrelli
Für viele ein Höhepunkt des Salzburger Festspiel-Sommers: in Verdis Requiem arbeitete Riccardo Muti besonders die glutvollen Zwischentöne der dramatischen Totenmesse heraus.

El gran cabaret: La nariz de Barrie Kosky visita el Teatro Real

La nariz rodeada de bailarines © Javier del Real | Teatro Real
La nariz nos ofrece la oportunidad de reflexionar en clave irónica sobre la creación en su contexto histórico, las vanguardias, la política, la sociedad y la filosofía.

Rattle and the LSO in commanding form for Szymanowski and Brahms

Florian Boesch © LSO | Andy Paradise
Contemplation and reflection should ideally form a counterpoint to jollity and merry-making in the festive season: an object-lesson from Sir Simon Rattle and his supporting forces.

A Beethoven Ninth to remember from Rattle and the LSO

Is it still permitted to play the Adagio of Beethoven's Ninth like this?

Kosky's mesmerising Magic Flute in Auckland

The Queen of the Night appeared as a malevolent giant spider, complete with exoskeleton, threatening Tamino with her stabbing limbs and summoning hordes of smaller spiders to writhe over Pamina when the latter hesitated to commit to Sarastro's murder.