Borusan Philharmonic Orchestra, Alagna

Par Katy Wright, 02 décembre 2013

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Critique faite à Lütfi Kırdar International Convention and Exhibition Centre, Istanbul, le 28 novembre 2013

Massenet, Werther: Duo de clair de lune, Il faut nous séparer

Massenet, Werther: Ouverture

Massenet, Werther: Intermezzo

Massenet, Werther: Qui m'aurait dit

Massenet, Werther: Ciel! Ai-je compris

Massenet, Werther: Pourquoi me réveiller?

Bizet, Carmen: C'est toi! C'est moi!

Bizet, Carmen: Prelude to Act 1

Bizet, Carmen: Halte là! Qui va là!

Bizet, Carmen: Seguidilla "Près des remparts de Séville"

Bizet, Carmen: Enfin, c'est toi

Bizet, Carmen: "The Flower Song" La fleur que tu m'avais jetée

Bizet, Carmen: Non, tu ne m'aimes pas

Bizet, Carmen: Prelude to Act 1

Borusan Istanbul Philharmonic Orchestra

Sascha Goetzel, Direction

Roberto Alagna, Ténor

Roxana Constantinescu, Mezzo-soprano

Istanbul metropolis in sound: Fazıl Say and Borusan in Hamburg

Mengguang Huang, 1st September

At the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival, Fazıl Say concluded his residency with the Borusan Istanbul Philharmonic with an evening of jazz, Ravel and his own symphony, capturing the restless energy of an Istanbul-style metropolis.

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Borusan Istanbul Philharmonic: spiritually fulfilling Beethoven

Phil Parker, 10th April

That a Turkish orchestra excels in Turkish music is no surprise... but in mainstream Western repertoire too? BIPO and Carlo Tenan charm Sheffield with their fresh take on the classics.

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Carlo Tenan delivers a tempestuous, desperate Mozart Requiem

Simon Cummings, 2nd June

The Borusan Istanbul Philharmonic and Hungarian National Choir give a searing account of Mozart’s Requiem, superbly guided by conductor Carlo Tenan.

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She's got rhythm: Barbara Hannigan in Istanbul

Peter Quantrill, 3rd June

The Borusan Istanbul Philharmonic Orchestra opens the Istanbul Music Festival featuring a showstopping, all-singing, all-conducting Gershwin finale.

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Glass' Eleventh given Turkish première

Alain Matalon, 16th June

Philip Glass' Eleventh Symphony, given its Turkish première at the Istanbul Music Festival, returns to his signature repetitive style.

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Opening concert of the Istanbul Music Festival

Jonathan Sutherland, 29th May

Most music Festivals only have to deal with demanding divas, mercurial maestros or bad weather. In Istanbul there is a lot more at stake.

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Katy Wright

As News Editor at Rhinegold, Katy contributes news pieces and longer features to publications including Classical Music, Music Teacher and International Piano (both digital and print editions). She writes on a freelance basis for publications including Sinfini Music and TEMPO.

Roberto Alagna celebrates with the Borusan Istanbul Philharmonic Orchestra on their 15th birthday