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Performer: Gergely Madaras

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BudapestBest of Puccini

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Puccini
Gergely Madaras; Attila Toronykőy; Hungarian State Opera; István Dénes; Balázs Fügedi; Katalin Juhász; Tamás Pillinger

DresdenBrahms 3

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Weber, Bartók, Brahms
Dresden Philharmonic; Gergely Madaras; Anna Vinnitskaya

BudapestMascagni: Messa di Gloria & Cavalleria rusticanaConcert performance

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Mascagni
Hungarian State Opera Orchestra; Gergely Madaras; Adorján Pataki; Gabriella Balga; Mária Farkasréti; Attila Mókus

DresdenEvening Recital no. 4

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Kodály, Vogt, Schubert
Staatskapelle Dresden; Gergely Madaras; Michael Goldammer
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A magnificent Tosca from Welsh National Opera at the Mayflower

Andrés Presno (Cavaradossi) and Natalya Romaniw (Tosca) © Dafydd Owen

WNO imports Edward Dick’s exceptionally fine production, which benefits from from superb casting and outstanding performances led by Natalya Romaniw. 

*****
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In Brighton, Tchaikovsky's Fifth lifts Gergely Madaras' LPO debut

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Madaras and the LPO rise above the routine in Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony, with an engaging performance of the Rococo Variations from Zlatomir Fung.
***11
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A Tale of Two Symphonies: Larcher and Mahler in Birmingham

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Gergely Madaras’ interesting approach to Mahler’s First suffers from sloppy execution while Larcher’s Third succeeds in a vivid evocation from the CBSO of triumph and tragedy.
***11
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Bartók battles his inner demons and stars in his own Budapest ballet

Tamás Juronics choreographs the Concerto for Orchestra as a biographical ballet depicting a fragile Béla Bartók rising from his hospital bed.  
****1
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Benjamin Grosvenor shines in Chopin’s E minor concerto

There was never any hint of over-sentimentality in the playing of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra's artist-in-residence. 
****1
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Drowned in the orchestral storm: Otello at the Hungarian State Opera

Underwhelming performances, all too tempestuous conducting and an aesthetically pleasing but puzzling production fail to thrill.
**111
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