Vladimir Jurowski holds all the aces at Berlin's Konzerthaus

Vladimir Jurowski conducts the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra

Vladimir Jurowski and Christian Tetzlaff

Katharine Mehrling and the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra

Par Elena Luporini, 12 décembre 2022

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“evoked the image of a caustic grin rather than of a meditative gaze”

Critique faite à Konzerthaus: Großer Saal, Berlin, le 10 décembre 2022

Stravinsky, Jeu de cartes

Weill, Concerto for Violin and Wind Instruments, Op.12

Goldmann, Symphony no. 1

Weill, The Seven Deadly Sins

Katharine Mehrling, Soprano

Christian Tetzlaff, Violon

Männerquartett des Vocalconsort Berlin

Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin

Vladimir Jurowski, Direction

Marek Janowski et l'Orchestre Symphonique de la Radio de Berlin à Genève

Thomas Muller, 19th December

Un beau concert sous la direction d’un Marek Janowski juvénile et irradiant l’Orchestre Symphonique de la Radio de Berlin d’une belle énergie. Quand bien même on aura relevé quelques manques aux vents, ce Bruckner eût assurément du panache !

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Orchestre symphonique de la radio de Berlin : un sentiment de plénitude

Jean Landras, 10th November

Concert le 10 novembre de l'Orchestre de la radio de Berlin dans la salle du Berliner Philharmoniker. Sous la prestigieuse direction de Marek Janowsky, un impeccable orchestre propose deux pièces de Hindemith puis accompagne dans le 4° Concerto de Beethoven, le relativement jeune et éminent pianiste, Francesco Piemontesi remplaçant Yefim Bronfman souffrant.

*****

Saariaho’s Notes on Light receives its Berlin premiere

Elena Luporini, 29th April

Sakari Oramo and Annsi Karttunen bring Northern lights and folklore to the Philharmonie, closing on a touch of Czech optimism with Dvořák’s Eighth Symphony.

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Vibrant Brahms from Jurowski, Chen and the Berlin RSO in Seoul

SangKwon Lee, 3rd May

At the Seoul Arts Center, the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra achieves a luminous balance of historically informed insight and modern orchestral splendour, delivering performances that feel at once deeply rooted and thrillingly alive.

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Von großer Aufmerksamkeit geprägt: Vladimir Jurowski mit dem rsb

Sebastian Urmoneit, 24th November

Haydn und Brahms stehen am Programm eines eindrucksvollen Konzertes in der Philharmonie Berlin.

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A searing Shostakovich 8 from Jurowski and the Berlin Radio Symphony

Alexander Hall, 4th May

One of the glories of the German musical landscape are its radio orchestras. Up there with the finest, Vladimir Jurowski’s Berliners impress in Martinů and Shostakovich, while Christian Tetzlaff forays into Suk.

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Elena Luporini

After completing their Master's degree in Musicology in Rome, Elena has now moved to Berlin to dedicate themselves to more things musical. With a publication on Béla Bartók and a seminar at the Humboldt-Universität underway, their interests mostly veer toward 20th-century opera, with some forays into queer musicology. Some of their latest undertakings also include oboe lessons, stencil-making and tea-making.