An exemplary partnership: Emmanuel Pahud and Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra in Istanbul

By Alain Matalon, 07 March 2013

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Reviewed at İş Sanat, Istanbul on 6 March 2013

Bach, Brandenburg Concerto no. 3 in G major, BWV1048

Vivaldi, Flute Concerto in F major, Op.10 no. 1, RV 433 ''La tempesta di mare''

Purcell, Abdelazer, Z 570: suite

Frederick the Great, Flute Concerto no. 3 in C major

Martin, Ballade no. 3 for flute, strings and piano

Mozart, Divertimento in F major, "Salzburg Symphony no. 3", K138 (K125c)

Mercadante, Flute Concerto no. 2 in E minor, Op.57

Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra

Emmanuel Pahud, Flute

A Mozart showcase for two young pianists at Müpa, Budapest

David Smythe, 11th February

The Ferenc Liszt Chamber Orchestra showcased two very promising young Hungarian pianists, Krisztián Kocsis and Ádám Balogh, at Müpa.

****1

Argerich et Takács-Nagy illuminent l’Auditorium de Lyon

Augustin Javel, 8th December

Concerto, symphonie, œuvres pour deux pianos ou cordes seules : voici le programme éclectique offert par Martha Argerich et l'Orchestre de chambre Franz Liszt dirigé par Gábor Takács-Nagy en cet après-midi de Fête des Lumières à Lyon.

****1

Pahud brings down the house with Dalbavie concerto in Montreal

Ian Cochrane, 27th January

Emmanuel Pahud dazzles in Marc-André Dalbavie's Flute Concerto with Montreal's Orchestre Métropolitain and guest conductor Victorien Vanoosten.

***11

Flute royalty joins conducting royalty in Montreal

Ian Cochrane, 16th October

Montreal’s Orchestre Métropolitain, conducted by Yannick Nézet-Séguin, is inspired by the flute virtuosity of Emmanuel Pahud.

****1

Pahud premieres Hosokawa's Ceremony to open the Tonhalle season

Sarah Batschelet, 14th September

The season’s opening concert at Zurich’s historic Tonhalle features the world premiere of a commissioned work by Toshio Hosokawa, this season’s Focus Artist, and a symphony by Anton Bruckner.

****1

One man and his flute: Pahud's solo journey in Tokyo

Nahoko Gotoh, 11th July

A spellbinding journey as Emmanuel Pahud plays a 70-minute solo programme in a near capacity audience in the 1600-seater concert hall.

*****

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