Romantics Month 2020
Find events with music from the Romantics around the world
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LondonHalf Six Fix: Mahler
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Mahler: Symphony no. 4 in G major
London Symphony Orchestra; Sir Simon Rattle; Lucy Crowe
ParisLa Dame aux camélias
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Chopin: La Dame aux camélias
John Neumeier; Ballet de l'Opéra de Paris; Markus Lehtinen; Jürgen Rose; Rolf Warter
ParisRusalka
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Dvořák: Rusalka
Kazushi Ono; Robert Carsen; Opéra national de Paris; Michael Levine; Peter van Praet; Orchestre de l'Opéra national de Paris
AmsterdamHatem & Suleika
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Wagner, Kalhor, Mahler, Say, Mendelssohn, Ravel
Amsterdam Sinfonietta; Candida Thompson; Kian Soltani; Unknown
TokyoL'elisir d'amore
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Donizetti: L'elisir d'amore
Marco Guidarini; Cesare Lievi; New National Theatre; Luigi Perego; Marina Luxardo; Yuji Tatsuta; Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra
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Edward Gardner makes a distinctive debut at the Pittsburgh Symphony
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Edward Gardner’s Pittsburgh Symphony debut brings freshness and intensity to Beethoven and Tchaikovsky, alongside a sparkling tribute to Michael Tilson Thomas.
Ensemble 360 illuminates the gathering darkness in Sheffield
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Nightfall in Sheffield General Cemetery provides the perfect atmospheric backdrop for Ensemble 360’s exploration of chamber music by Mozart, Weber and Korngold.
Anna Netrebko gatecrashes Riccardo Chailly’s La Scala farewell
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Riccardo Chailly’s final new production as artistic director is a celebration of Verdi and of a conductor whose relationship with the Milanese audience has clearly deepened over the years.
Elgarian emotion from the Benedetti, Karabits and the RSNO
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Nicola Benedetti’s Elgar is a slow burn in Edinburgh’s Usher Hall, but Kirill Karabits’ Firebird instantly ignites.
Iolanta paired with Luonnotar in dramatic Helsinki double bill
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In Helsinki, Antony McDonald pairs Tchaikovsky’s Iolanta with a staged version of Sibelius’ tone poem Luonnotar, brilliantly voiced by soprano Silja Aalto.
