Feuriges Musizieren

By Stefan Pillhofer, 17 October 2015

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“lebendiges Musizieren frei von starren Normen”

Reviewed at Laeiszhalle: Großer Saal, Hamburg on 16 October 2015

Mozart, Symphony no. 34 in C major, K338

Prokofiev, Violin Concerto no. 2 in G minor, Op.63

Ravel, Tzigane

Mozart, Symphony no. 41 in C major, "Jupiter”, K551

Camerata Salzburg

Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Violin

Louis Langrée, Conductor

No podiums required: Camerata Salzburg and Hélène Grimaud in Berlin

Elena Luporini, 19th May

Who needs conductors when you've got synergy? The Camerata Salzburg and Hélène Grimaud bring Mozart and Brahms to Berlin's Philharmonie.

****1

Julia Fischer's Beethoven shines at Gstaad Menuhin Festival

Laurence Vittes, 16th July

Intimate and powerful, Fischer's performance with Camerata Salzburg feels like a match made in heaven.

****1

Mozart lives! Camerata Salzburg toasts its hometown hero

Mark Pullinger, 30th January

A charming programme featuring Renaud Capuçon and Gérard Caussé in the Sinfonia Concertante in E flat major, one of Mozart’s most sublime, sun-drenched works.

****1

Light and shadows up to Mozart's summit

Luce Zurita, 11th March

Nested in the warmth of Cadogan Hall, Camerata Salzburg and Ben Gernon brought life to Mozart's eternal music whose multi-faceted joy carried in its wake the British violinist Nicola Benedetti.

***11

The Salzburg Camerata and Angela Hewitt with Bach concertos for keyboard in Pavia

James Imam, 1st April

Worlds apart from those interpretations where Bach's expressivity is left to speak for itself, tonight's approach provided a complementary carapace that navigated us through Bach's score in unexpected ways.

****1

Hilary Hahn and the Camerata Salzburg shine at the Berlin Konzerthaus

Christie Franke, 1st October

The Camerata Salzburg’s evening of Mozart, Enescu and Vaughan Williams at Berlin’s Konzerthaus was a crisp and bubbling performance that stimulated the intellect as well as the emotions. Beginning the evening with George Enescu’s Two Intermezzi for String Orchestra, the Camerata swept audience members away into a world gone, but too lovely to be forgotten.

****1

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Stefan Pillhofer

Stefan ist gelernter Toningenieur mit dem Schwerpunkt Orchesteraufnahmen und lebt in Hamburg. Er durchlief eine klassische Klavierausbildung ebenso wie Violinunterricht und ist mit dem Hören klassischer Musik groß geworden. Heute bloggt er zu diesem Thema. Durch seine langjährige Berufserfahrung und das eigene Spielen im Orchester hat er es schätzen gelernt, ganz genau zuzuhören.

Feuriges Musizieren in Hamburg: Patricia Kopatchinskaja und die Camerata Salzburg