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BudapestTromba Veneziana

Dall'Abaco, Vivaldi, Albinoni, Manfredini, Torelli
Jarosław Thiel; Gábor Boldoczki; Wroclaw Baroque Orchestra
SevilleCía David Coria & Cía David Lagos: ¡Fandango!
Various: ¡Fandango!
David Coria; Cía David Coria & Cía David Lagos; Gloria Montesinos
New York CityThe English Concert

Handel: Solomon
The English Concert; Harry Bicket; Steven Fox; Ann Hallenberg; Christina Gansch; Elena Villalón
SevilleCompañía Antonio Gades: Fuego (Fire)
de Falla: Fuego (Fire)
Carlos Saura; Antonio Gades; Compañía Antonio Gades; Miquel Ortega; Gerardo Vera
MadridNew York City Ballet
Tchaikovsky, Various, Deacon
George Balanchine; Justin Peck; New York City Ballet; Orquesta Titular del Teatro Real; Jonathan Stafford
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A British take on New York minimalism: Steve Reich at Carnegie Hall
The Colin Currie Group and Synergy Vocals present an evening of music by Steve Reich at Carnegie Hall, including the US premiere of Traveler's Prayer.
Fellini goes Baroque with Circa and the ABO
Acrobats flying to the music of Vivaldi and his contemporaries makes for a surprising but highly entertaining combination in this energetic pastiche.
Philadelphia Orchestra conjures sorcerers and spells
Ravel’s L’enfant et les sortilèges made up for an uneven first half that jumped from Mozart to Harry Potter.
Kitschy, bombastic, virtuosic: the LA Phil and Dudamel’s Mahler 8
Mahler's Eighth was the composer’s “gift to the nation”; Dudamel’s performance was a gift to Los Angeles.
Almira's Songbook: Handel meets the world of Spanish music
A mix of arias from Handel's first opera with music from Renaissance and Baroque Spain with an accomplished group of performers provides a rich and satisfying experience.
A powerful gale of sound in Budapest's Dutchman
The battle of the choirs is a thrilling moment in just about any performance of Dutchman, but produces shock and awe in the live acoustics of Budapest's Bartok Bela Concert Hall.
Ullate's Carmen seduces Madrid
Victor Ullate premieres his version of Carmen in Madrid’s Teatros del Canal. Mallarme’s story and Bizet’s score are updated in a sophisticated balletic rendering of the myth.
Performers
Agnew, PaulArauzo, StellaAymonino, JakesBamber, LarissaBecu, WimBerner, BarbaraBeyer, AmandineCharmatz, BorisChase, ClaireChristie, WilliamCoria, DavidDe Cat, MarnixEgüez, EduardoFortin, OlivierFox, StevenGrimal, DavidKelly, AdrianLagos, DavidLischka, RominaLouveau, RomainMeunier, LionelMorau, MarcosMuhly, NicoNally, DonaldNovak, MichaelPott, SamuelSchmelzer, BjörnSemerádová, JanaSmith, BarnabyStafford, JonathanThiel, JarosławUnknown