Trondheim Soloists: sweepingBartók and Britten

Par Julia Zupancic, 15 février 2015

Chargement en cours, veuillez patienter...

Voir le listing complet

Critique faite à Leeds Town Hall, Leeds, le 14 février 2015

Bartók, Divertimento pour Cordes, Sz 113

Bach, Concerto pour clavier no. 4 en la majeur, BWV1055

Haydn, Concerto pour piano en sol majeur, Hob XVIII: 4

Britten, Variations sur un Thème de Frank Bridge pour orchestre à cordes, Op.10

Piazzolla, Oblivion

Trondheim Soloists

Øyvind Gimse, Direction musicale

Christian Ihle Hadland, Piano

Skimmed milk replaces rich cream

Alexander Hall, 16th October

Alisa Weilerstein and Trondheim Soloists have an eye on the calories in three great Romantic string sextets by Richard Strauss, Schoenberg and Tchaikovsky.

***11

Le Nord un peu trop immatériel de l'Orchestre National de Lyon

Pierre Liscia-Beaurenaut, 8th March

Un concert malheureusement en deçà de ce à quoi l'Orchestre National de Lyon nous avait habitués. Christian Ihle Hadland tire néanmoins son épingle du jeu.

**111

Bergen Philharmonic’s Close up – at a distance ends on an upbeat note

David Smythe, 26th June

Christian Ihle Hadland’s piano sparkled in Ravel sandwiched by lively and joyful Rameau and Mozart.

****1

Beethoven to remember from Hadland and the RTÉ NSO

Andrew Larkin, 11th January

A charming, thoughtful account of Beethoven's First Piano Concerto by Norwegian pianist Christian Ihle Hadland, while the NSO under the baton of Stutzmann delivered wonderful Haydn and Mendelssohn Symphonies.

****1

Teamwork: thrilling Beethoven and Mahler in Oslo

Aksel Tollåli, 14th April

Herbert Blomstedt, Christian Ihle Hadland and the Oslo Philharmonic gave scintillating performances of Beethoven and Mahler.

*****

Exhilarating Brahms from Dausgaard in Dublin

Andrew Larkin, 5th November

Dausgaard dishes up a novel Brahms Second Symphony, while Hadland performs an elegant Coronation Concerto.

****1

Plus de critiques...

Julia Zupancic

Julia is a PhD student at the University of Munich who is currently based in Leeds as a Visiting Researcher. She loves writing about music (e.g. in her blog http://avantmusic.hypotheses.org) and playing the piano, and she has a keen interest in aesthetics and contemporary music.

The Trondheim Soloists present a sweeping performance of Bartók and Britten in Leeds