A fire-and-brimstone Mozart Requiem from the Sofia Philharmonic

Sofia Philhamonic Orchestra, National Philharmonic Choir

Francesca Dego, Nayden Todorov

Nayden Todorov

National Philharmonic Choir, Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra

Par David Karlin, 14 avril 2023

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“these were singers deeply connected to the text and determined to bring out its meaning”

Critique faite à Bulgaria Hall, Sofia, le 13 avril 2023

Beethoven, Concerto pour violon et orchestre en ré majeur, Op. 61

Mozart, Requiem en ré mineur, K626

Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra

Svetoslav Obretenov National Philharmonic Choir

Nayden Todorov, Direction

Francesca Dego, Violon

Besa Llugiqi, Soprano

Violetta Radomirska, Mezzo-soprano

Emil Pavlov, Ténor

Strahinja Djokic, Basse

Jubiläum im Dreivierteltakt: ein betörendes Strauss-Fest in München

David Renke, 2nd June

Das Münchner Rundfunkorchester erinnert mit einem rauschenden Programm aus Strauss-Werken an den berühmtesten komponierenden Sohn der Stadt.

***11

Play on the Parisian profile: Offenbach’s La Vie parisienne

Sarah Batschelet, 3rd January

“Eat, dance, sing, and afterwards make love” was the motto for Parisian life, and their pursuit made up the greater part of this performance.

***11

Daniele Rustioni leads a joyful, traditional programme with the LSO

Christopher Woodley, 7th November

Francesca Dego's dazzling performance of Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto shares the stage with erotic Liszt and vivid Schubert.

****1

Polished performances from Francesca Dego and the BBC SO at the Anvil

David Truslove, 31st March

Mixed performances that highlighted Francesco Dego's riveting account of Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto, bookended by Berlioz's ground-breaking symphony and a rare overture by Louise Farrenc.

****1

A night of Russian passion with the Ulster Orchestra

Leighton Jones, 14th February

Taking a very different approach to programming for Valentine’s Day, Daniele Rustioni attracts a full-house to the Ulster Hall with Prokofiev and Tchaikovsky. Francesca Dego is outstanding in Shostakovich’s First Violin Concerto.

*****

Real Orquesta Sinfónica de Sevilla connects the written word to music

Ian Cochrane, 15th February

The Real Orquesta Sinfónica de Sevilla in a compelling performance of Mozart's overture to Don Giovanni and Strauss's Don Juan, with soloist Francesca Dego bringing to life Mozart’s Violin Concerto no. 4 in D major.

***11

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A fire-and-brimstone Mozart Requiem from the Sofia Philharmonic follows subdued Beethoven