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MunichWeihnachtliches Meisterkonzert im Herkulessaal
Bach, Handel
Munich Residenz Solisten; Michael Martin Kofler; Janine Schöllhorn; Gabriele Cassone; Giovanni De Angeli
MunichMeisterkonzert an Silvester Herkulessaal
Mozart, Gershwin, Strauss II
Munich Residenz Solisten; Frank Fan Ming Ling
MunichKarina Canellakis conducts Rachmaninov
Rachmaninov, Bartók
Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra; Karina Canellakis
MunichDaniel Harding & Seong-Jin Cho
Birtwistle, Shin, Tchaikovsky
Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra; Daniel Harding; Seong-Jin Cho
MunichBamberger Symphoniker, Jakub Hrůša & Kirill Gerstein
Beethoven
Bamberg Symphony; Jakub Hrůša; Kirill Gerstein
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Game, set and match: winning performances from Roth and the BRSO
François-Xavier Roth conducts the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra with pianist Kirill Gerstein in a thrillingly played trio of Debussy, Schoenberg and Stravinsky.
Gražinytė-Tyla’s thrilling debut with the BRSO
A mask-free event in Munich’s Herkulessaal that enjoyed a superb rapport between German, Lithuanian and Swiss collaborators, notwithstanding some irritating camera work.
Simon Rattle shows why London's tragic loss is Munich's infinite gain
The Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra's new chief conductor revels in a flawless performance from his star players.
Gerhaher's Mahler the standout in Bavarian RSO stream
The German baritone was as extraordinary as ever in a programme with Robin Ticciati and the BRSO in Munich.
Oksana Lyniv serves up Mendelssohnian surprise in BRSO debut
String principals Jehye Lee and Tobias Reifland impress in Mozart's sunny Sinfonia Concertante.
The Münchener Symphoniker play Mozart and Bruckner
Münchener Symphoniker is one of four professional symphony orchestras based in Munich, and although perhaps less well known than the Philharmoniker or the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, they are able to hold their own amidst the stiff competition.
Von Engeln und himmlischen Längen: Rattle und Faust mit dem BRSO
Dvořák, Berg und Schubert in einem nahezu ausverkauften Herkulessaal an einem gewöhnlichen Donnerstagabend: München huldigt einem seiner Weltklasse-Orchester.
Erhebender Tanz der Töne: Bartók mit Vilde Frang und dem BRSO
Die norwegische Ausnahmegeigerin verzaubert mit Bartóks Zweiten Violinkonzert das Münchner Publikum.