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| Composer | Kodály, Zoltán (1882-1967) |
| Period | 20th century |
| Work type | Orchestral |
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LisbonSunday Concerts: The Nutcracker
Falla, Tchaikovsky, Sibelius, Kodály
Gulbenkian Orchestra Lisbon; Paolo Bortolameolli
La CoruñaKodály, Bartók
Kodály, Bartók
Orquesta Sinfónica de Galicia; Josep Pons; Pierre-Laurent Aimard
GuildfordFrom the New World
Kodály, Grieg, Dvořák
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra; Kerem Hasan; Mark Bebbington
DetmoldAbonnementkonzert
Rossini, Mozart, Kodály, Beethoven
North West German Philharmonic; Jonathon Heyward; Bram van Sambeek
PaderbornAbonnementkonzert
Rossini, Mozart, Kodály, Beethoven
North West German Philharmonic; Jonathon Heyward; Bram van Sambeek
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A taut Tchaikovsky Fourth with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Henrik Nánási leads the Atlanta Symphony is a dynamnic, yet restrained Tchaikovsky Fourth Symphony.
Seeking new horizons with the Royal Philharmonic
Alexander Shelley conducts a folksong-infused programme of Kodály and Bartók, with Mariam Batsashvili performing Liszt.
Passionate Shostakovich from Noseda and the LSO
There were memorable moments, as Noseda continued his advocacy of Sir James MacMillan and Shostakovich symphony cycle. Yet Noseda’s maximalist approach had its costs, as it was only in the opening Kodály that found Noseda at his best.
Kolesnikov proves a golden substitute in Birmingham
After star pianist Gabriela Montero unfortunately withdrew due to injury, the young Russian Pavel Kolesnikov stepped forward with inspired conductor Joana Wallmitz to save the day.
Ibragimova’s feverish Bartók in Sydney
‘Dancing with the Orchestra’ was the last subscription concert of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and two compositions with a focus on dance bookended Béla Bartók’s Violin Concerto no. 2.
