Artiste: Kirill Karabits

Le Concerto n° 2 de Rachmaninov a viré au naufrage pour la pianiste géorgienne, malgré un Orchestre de Paris et un chef (Kirill Karabits) admirables.

Concert de l’ONF en faveur du Sidaction sous la baguette de Kirill Karabits, remplaçant Semyon Bychkov. Un résultat à l’expressivité rare, aussi animé que savamment nuancé.

Kirill Karabits leads the CBSO in an evening exploring Romeo and Juliet that shies away from real tragedy in favour of having fun. 

Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra’s chief conductor talks about a remarkable symphony by Armenian composer Avet Terterian: “one of the most amazing pieces of music that one could experience in the concert hall.”

The Chief Conductor of the BSO reflects on his achievements to date, creating a hunger for more adventurous repertoire and bringing to the stage a long-lost work by Franz Liszt. 

From Mahler’s Resurrection to Elgar's Gerontius, a season of great works brought to venues in the Southwest.