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Showing Orff: a rip-roaring Carmina Burana from Yamada and the CBSO

Psalm 150 and a collection of outrageous 13th-century texts by boisterous young clergyman collide at the Royal Albert Hall in the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra's Prom.
The RSO and Fedeyosev blaze through Schnittke and Shostakovich
This was a rapturous celebration of creative instrumentation, virtuosity and brilliance that completely engaged and energized.
Amorously enormously entangled
L'Orontea was premièred as turbulent Carneval entertainment in 1656. Now it is experiencing a fast-paced new staging as modern opera gag at Frankfurt Opera.
Dresden celebrates with Purcell's King Arthur
The genre of semi-opera is a peculiarly British one. Emerging from the courtly Masques during the restoration, the semi-opera served as an English operatic utterance, at a time where opera was emerging as one of the pre-eminent theatrical forms in Europe.
The Harnoncourts' Rodelinda
Nikolaus Harnoncourt is the elder statesman of the historical performance movement and one of the pillars of Vienna’s musical scene.
Les laborieuses Carmina Burana du National au TCE

Des choix de tempos de Kazuki Yamada au manque de subtilité et de précision de l'Orchestre National de France, l'œuvre de Carl Orff n'a pas bénéficié de l'inspiration espérée.
