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| Address | Lepanto, 150 Barcelona Catalonia 08013 Spain |
| Contains | Espai 5 Sala Alicia de Larrocha Sala Oriol Martorell Sala Pau Casals Sala Tete Montoliu Salón del Tinell |
| Google maps | 41° 23' 54.645" N 2° 11' 7.453" E |
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BarcelonaBeethoven's Seventh
Gerhard, Chopin, Beethoven
Barcelona Symphony Orchestra and National Orchestra of Catalonia; Ludovic Morlot; Jan Lisiecki
BarcelonaOpening concert
Bach, Kurtág
Elionor Martínez; Patricia Cordero; Andrea Garcia; Helena Satué
BarcelonaGustavo Dudamel & New York Philharmonic
Adams, Di Castri, Prokofiev
New York Philharmonic; Gustavo Dudamel; Orfeó Català
BarcelonaShostakovich’s Fourth
Vasks, Shostakovich
Barcelona Symphony Orchestra and National Orchestra of Catalonia; Andris Poga
BarcelonaRhapsody in Blue
Gould, Brandt, Gershwin, Bernstein
José Rafael Pascual-Vilaplana; Banda Municipal de Barcelona; Sergei Nakariakov
BarcelonaBrahms, A German Requiem
Brahms
Le Concert des Nations; Lluís Vilamajó; Lina Johnson; Matthias Winckhler; La Capella Nacional de Catalunya; Luca Guglielmi
BarcelonaChopin Piano Concerto
Smetana, Chopin, Rachmaninov
Barcelona Symphony Orchestra and National Orchestra of Catalonia; Cristian Măcelaru; David Khrikuli
BarcelonaRespighi: Roman Festivals
Corigliano, Respighi
Orquestra Simfònica de l'ESMUC; José Rafael Pascual-Vilaplana; Banda Municipal de Barcelona
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Haydn, Sor and Mozart return live in Barcelona
Mozart's Clarinet Concerto started out naively impetuous, quick, breathless as if on the way to an assignation
Ono/OBC: Compelling Respighi and Bartók, disappointing Brahms
It's a game of two halves in Barcelona from Kazushi Ono and the Orquestra Simfònica de Barcelona i Nacional de Catalunya.
Zimmermann's Bach and Schumann stand out in Barcelona
This season, the Orquestra Simfònica de Barcelona i Nacional de Catalunya (OBC) is turning its eyes towards Bach, whilst at the same time programming the usual great symphonic repertoire, as well as contemporary composers. Here, Kazushi Ono gathered a Bach concerto (transcribed for violin), a rarely-performed work by Schumann and Richard Strauss’ Also sprach Zarathustra.
Julian Rachlin thrills in Tchaikovsky's concerto in Barcelona
The bonds between Kazushi Ono and the OBC musicians are slowly improving.
AKAMUS struggles with Bach in Barcelona
Clemens Flick (harpsichord) and Christoph Huntgeburth (flute) gave an impressive performance as soloists, while the orchestra wasn’t able to play as well as expected.
Bach dressed by other composers in Barcelona
Bach presented in various orchestral transcriptions made for a powerful, entertaining evening in Barcelona.
Isabelle Faust and Freiburger Barockorchester
An outstanding concert, with impressive performers that love to play together and had lots of time to rehearse
Gergiev brings the Mariinsky to Barcelona
Gergiev and the Mariinsky excel in Act III of Tristan und Isolde with the help of star singing from Vekua, Westbroek and Nikitin; George Li shows promise in Liszt.