Christian Gerhaher opens Park Avenue Armory's restored hall with Schumann

Par David Allen, 02 octobre 2013

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Critique faite à Park Avenue Armory, New York, le 1 octobre 2013

Schumann, Myrthen, Op.25

Schumann, Liederkreis, Op.39

Schumann, Drei Gesänge: Die Löwenbraut, Op.31 no.1

Schumann, Kerner Lieder, Op.35 (Zwölf Gedichte)

Christian Gerhaher, Baryton

Gerold Huber, Piano

Una experiencia inolvidable con Christian Gerhaher y Gerold Huber

Jorge Baeza Stanicic, 12th October

El barítono Christian Gerhaher y el pianista Gerold Huber ofrecieron un dramático recital con lieder de Schubert poco frecuentados.

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Die Sehnsucht kennen: Schumann mit Kleiter und Gerhaher in München

Michael Vieth, 20th July

Ebenso hinreißend wie verzaubernd führten Christian Gerhaher und Julia Kleiter durch Robert Schumanns Liedersammlungen.

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Gerhaher and Huber beguile in Schumann at Wigmore Hall

Mark Valencia, 16th December

In the first of four Schumann recitals, the regular duo partners treat a packed Wigmore Hall to a glorious evening of Lieder.

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Beredtes Singen: Christian Gerhaher und Gerold Huber in Salzburg

Benedikt Zacher, 1st August

Das Wunderpaar der Liedkunst lässt die musikalischen Zeitebenen verschmelzen und zieht das Publikum in seinen Bann.

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Emotionally compelling Gerhaher and Huber at Wigmore Hall

Nick Boston, 12th February

The German baritone and his frequent recital collaborator perform tragic evocations of insanity in Lenau settings with intense impact.

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Lords of all they purvey: Gerhaher and Huber perform Brahms

Mark Valencia, 12th December

The pleasure of Gerhaher’s comforting persona and his instinctive convergence with Huber’s pianism won over the Wigmore Hall audience – as they invariably do.

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David Allen

David is a PhD student at Columbia University, where he studies international history. A lapsed pianist and organist, he writes on concerts on both sides of the Atlantic, and blogs at Unpredictable Inevitability.