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NILS MŐNKEMEYER viola
VADYM KHOLODENKO piano
We are thrilled to announce our signing of Nils
Mönkemeyer (UK, Scandinavia ex Fin, Australia).
Winner of the International Yuri Bashmet Competition
in Moscow (2006) and the Parkhouse Award in London,
he is renowned for his artistic brilliance and innovative
programming and is energetically engaged with
expanding the repertoire; commissioning new works,
championing contemporary pieces and unearthing
neglected gems.
We warmly welcome 2013 Cliburn winner Vadym
Kholodenko for worldwide management. The 28-year
old triumphed at the quadrennial competition; not only
winning First Prize but also prizes for Chamber Music
and “Best performance of a new work”. His exhilarating
and powerful performances “showed the guts of a true
superartist” (San Francisco Classical Voice) whilst his
virtuosity and honed technique belies his age.
A committed chamber musician he is a member of
the Julia Fischer Quartet with whom he has performed
extensively in Europe. He comes to London twice in
Irène Zandel
the spring for performances at the Wigmore Hall: on
10 April with the Heath Quartet and on 14 June for quintets with Baiba Skride,
Brett Dean and Alban Gerhardt. Other chamber music and double concerto
partners include Julia Fischer, Vilde Frang, Alina Ibragimova, Veronica Eberle,
Sabine Meyer, Nicola Benedetti and Augustin Hadelich.
Current solo highlights include a European tour with the Yomiuri Nippon
Symphony Orchestra/Cambreling performing the Bartók Viola Concerto,
following performances in Tokyo earlier in the year.
An exclusive Sony Classical artist, Nils Mönkemeyer has already released
five critically acclaimed, award-winning CDs: “Mönkemeyer shows an
understanding of Bach’s music that is obviously born of the study and reflection
of many years.” The Strad (“Bach und Mehr”).
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at Royal Swedish Opera
“The gold-medal winner, Vadym Kholodenko, sealed his triumph with a stunning
performance of the Prokofiev Third Piano Concerto and an elegantly detailed
Mozart Concerto No 21…The music was both boldly and elegantly shaped.
Kholodenko’s own cadenzas were replete with witty side steps of melody and
harmony” Dallas News
CARLOS KALMAR
An enthusiastic conductor of opera, Eugene Tzigane
follows recent productions of Die Zauberflöte at
Hamburg Staatsoper and Fledermaus at Frankfurt
Opera and makes his Swedish debut conducting
Vincent Boussard’s production of Carmen.
celebrates neglected 20th
Century American composers
Lisa-Marie Mazzucco
Tzigane’s guest conducting in North America
continues to develop and sees engagements with the New Jersey Symphony,
Rochester Philharmonic and Fort Worth Symphony Orchestras. Following
successful concerts with the Adelaide Symphony last season, Tzigane returns
to Australia for three concerts with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra.
A U G U S T I N
H A D E L I C H
During his long tenure as Chief Conductor and more
recently as Artistic Director of Chicago’s Grant Park Music
Festival, Kalmar has shaped its artistic vision making it one Jay Moreau
of the most pioneering US festivals. This season he highlights
twentieth century American and British composers including George Antheil, Randall
Thompson, David Diamond, John Adams, James Macmillan and conducts a world
première by Kenji Bunch and Elgar’s Oratorio The Kingdom.
Kalmar’s passion for American repertoire is explored in his latest CD for Pentatone
of works by Copland, Walter Piston and George Antheil, recorded live with the
Oregon Symphony where he is Music Director.
He celebrates the RTVE Symphony Orchestra’s 50th season where he is Music
Director, conducting works by Shostakovich (Symphony No 10, Song of the
Forests) and Verdi’s Requiem.
CHRISTOPH
KÖNIG conducts the
Debut with the London
Philharmonic Orchestra
Hadelich makes his debut with the London
Philharmonic Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall
on 17 April performing Lalo Symphonie espagnole
under Omer Meir Wellber.
“Kholodenko appears poised for a big career; he was a clear front-runner in
the finals, and his performance of Prokofiev’s Concerto No 3 was the best I’ve
ever heard.” Bachtrack
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EUGENE TZIGANE
Regularly praised for his insightful interpretations,
Tzigane achieves a high rate of re-invitation. This
spring he makes a keenly anticipated return to the
Lahti Symphony to conduct Strauss Ein Heldenleben
and conducts his fifth programme with the Tampere
Philharmonic.
He is Artistic Partner of the Fort Worth Symphony
Orchestra, a three-year residency which includes
Van Cliburn
performances and recordings of a Prokofiev Piano
Concerto cycle for release on Harmonia Mundi. Kholodenko’s busy North
American schedule has included concerts with the Philadelphia Orchestra,
Indianapolis Symphony and at the Aspen Music Festival, whilst further afield
he performs with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra/Harth-Bedoya (SaintSaëns), Malmö Symphony/Han-Na Chang (Mozart), RTVE Orchestra in Madrid/
Harth-Bedoya (Beethoven) and Tchaikovsky Symphony/Fedoseyev in Zurich
(Rachmaninov).
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
at the Royal Festival Hall
Rosalie O’Connor
Increasingly sought-after on the international stage, Hadelich’s forthcoming
performances include the New York Philharmonic Orchestra under Honeck
(Mozart No 5), Philadelphia Orchestra/Denève (Sibelius), Norwegian Radio
Orchestra/Harth-Bedoya (Brahms), Royal Liverpool Philharmonic/Petrenko
(Sibelius), Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne/Yamada (Dvořák), Toronto
Symphony Orchestra/Oundjian (Mendelssohn) and the NHK Symphony
Orchestra/Weilerstein (Sibelius). His final concert of the season as Artist-inResidence with the Netherlands Philharmonic sees him performing Mozart and
Ysaÿe with the Netherlands Chamber Orchestra.
Return engagements this spring bring König to the Baltimore Symphony
Orchestra, New Jersey Symphony and Oregon Symphony in the USA and
to the BBC National Orchestra of Wales (Suk Asrael). He conducts the Royal
Philharmonic Orchestra for the third time including a performance at the Royal
Festival Hall with Pinchas Zukerman. First time invitations see him conduct the
Adelaide Symphony, Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra and the Grant Park
Music Festival.
Meanwhile at the helm of the Solistes Européens Luxembourg (Chief
Conductor), he brings the orchestra back to the Cologne Philharmonie for a
programme including Schumann Symphony No 4 whilst other performances in
Luxembourg focus on Brahms with soloists Gerhard Oppitz, and Renaud and
Gautier Capuçon.
S T E V E N
O S B O R N E
LISE de la SALLE
“Ms. de la Salle is eminently musical; she offers
depth as well as virtuosity.” The New York Times
at the Mostly Mozart Festival
Adding to his gallery of awards that include
two Gramophone Awards and the RPS
Instrumentalist of the Year, Steven Osborne’s
recent recording of Prokofiev Violin Sonatas
with Alina Ibragimova (Hyperion) has been
nominated for a BBC Music Magazine Award.
Osborne’s latest recording which features his
own edition of Rachmaninov Piano Sonata Ben Ealovega
No 2 alongside Medtner Sonata has received
superlative reviews globally including a Choc in Classica Magazine, Editor’s
Choice in Gramophone and Instrumental Choice in BBC Music Magazine
“Virtuosic demands effortlessly surmounted in performances of compelling
narrative sweep.”
He returns to the Aspen Music Festival and to Lincoln Center’s Mostly
Mozart Festival for a dedicated weekend of concerts including two
concerto performances of Mozart K491 and two recitals including a duo
programme with Alina Ibragimova. Closer to home Osborne performs with
the Oslo Philharmonic/Petrenko, Philharmonia/van Steen and completes his
Beethoven cycle with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. He is Artist-inResidence at the Bath Music Festival.
S T E F A N
JACKIW
with the Australian
Chamber Orchestra
Lynn Goldsmith
Besides her interpretations of the great Russian virtuoso repertoire, de la Salle
is acclaimed as a Mozartian and performances of Piano Concerto in A major
K488 in the coming months partner her with the Rotterdam Philharmonic/
Bĕlohlávek, Staatskappelle Weimar/Sir Neville Marriner and the Orchestra
Sinfonica di Milano. Other highlights include Beethoven Piano Concerto No 3
with the Los Angeles Philharmonic under the baton of Vasily Petrenko.
Recent recitals in London at LSO St Lukes and the Wigmore Hall are followed by
performances in Tokyo, Seoul, Dortmund and the USA.
DORIC
STRING
QUARTET
Haydn disc is Gramophone
Editor’s Choice
Adding to a host of recording accolades, the Doric
String Quartet’s exquisite double-CD of Haydn Op
20 Quartets has been greeted with enthusiasm in
the press: “Thoughtfulness is uppermost. Allied to
precision in articulation is a flexibility in the scansion
and shaping of phrases, of notes timed through a George Garnier
remarkable understanding of rubato, of a range of
expressive resilience that gives even the smallest of episodes in a long line
their own character without distorting structure or disturbing flow… Hold your
breath for the rest” Editor’s Choice Gramophone.
The Quartet is featured in two concerts at the Aldeburgh Festival along with
performances at the Ryedale, Carinthischer Sommer, Hitzacher, Delft and
Zoom! Festivals. Recently returned from their annual North American tour, the
Quartet travels to Israel and the Musica Viva Festival in Australia.
Stefan Jackiw travels to Australia
in May for a 9-concert tour with
the Australian Chamber Orchestra
performing the Mendelssohn Violin
Concerto.
European
highlights
include Credia
a
performance
of
Sibelius
Humoresques with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra/ Lintu and Ravel
Tzigane paired with Dvořák Romance with the Tampere Philharmonic/
Eugene Tzigane.
His recent US recital tour included performances in Chicago and Washington,
drawing high praise from the Washington Post: “Jackiw threw himself into the
music as if nothing else mattered and turned in the kind of playing you always
hope for at a concert but rarely hear. It was an absolutely spectacular
performance, run through with urgent and often unsettling beauty.”
AVI AVITAL
Artist-in-Residence at Zurich Opera, de la Salle’s
latest instalment of her Rachmaninov Piano
Concerto cycle saw her perform Concerto No 4
under Fabio Luisi, and she completes the series with
Concerto No 3 in July.
VIENNA PIANO TRIO
Returns to the Wigmore Hall
This spring sees the Vienna Piano Trio return to the
Wigmore Hall for an evening recital of Mozart, Turina
and Schumann Piano Trios and for an all-Beethoven
Coffee Concert. Elsewhere the Trio continues its
residency at the Vienna Konzerthaus and embarks
on tours of the USA, Canada and South America.
Nancy Horowitz
Launch of “AVITAL VIVALDI” CD
Avi Avital’s third recording for Deutsche Grammophon is released in March and features Vivaldi Concertos with the Venice Baroque
Orchestra. Following recent performances with the Hamburg Symphony, Mahler Chamber Orchestra and Geneva Camerata, his
Vivaldi world tour continues through the spring/summer with performances in the USA including at Carnegie Hall, and in Brussels,
Istanbul, Rome, Paris, Tel Aviv, Vilnius, London and at the Schleswig-Holstein Festival.
Performances of his classical/folk programme “Between Worlds” take Avital on tour with Ksenija Sidorova (accordion) to Taiwan, Brazil
and Ireland. They perform at the Wilderness Festival in Oxfordshire before an audience of 4000 people, sharing the bill with acts such
as Björk, Opera North and Nick Mulvey. Other highlights include the Salisbury Festival with Mahan Esfahani (harpsichord), Israel with the
Danish String Quartet (Bach, Bruce and Tsintsadze), two performances at the Verbier Festival and “Between Worlds” at the Dresden
Musikfestspiele with special guests Giora Feidman (clarinet) and Richard Galliano (accordion).
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26 Feb - 15 March
19 March
28 March
29 March
1 April
7 April
10 April
29 April
Nils Mönkemeyer
Barroco Español
Tour of USA: Venice Baroque Orchestra
Brussels: Yellow Lounge with Belgian B-Rock
Rome: Geneva Camerata
Istanbul: KammerAkademie Potsdam
Pavia: Orchestra il Dimetrio
London: Wigmore Hall with Andreas Scholl
Paris: Salle Gaveau with Andreas Scholl
Heilbronn: Venice Baroque Orchestra
Vadym Kholodenko
Van Cliburn Competition live
recording
Carlos Kalmar
works by Copland,
Piston & Antheil
Steven Osborne
& Alina Ibragimova
Prokofiev Violin Sonatas
9 May
19 May
21 May
28 May
3 June
6 June
23 & 24 July
Doric String Quartet
Quartets by Janáček &
Martinů
Hohenems: with Andreas Scholl
Tel Aviv: Israel Camerata
Seeshaupt: Israel Camerata
Lancut: with Andrea Scholl
Vilnius: Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra/Krylov
Kiev: New Era Orchestra
Schleswig-Holstein: Elbipolis Barockorchester
Avi Avital
concertos by Vivaldi
Chloë Hanslip
Peter Dickinson
Violin Concerto
Ronald Brautigam
Mozart Piano Concerto
Nos 15 & 16
STEFAN
BLUNIER
CHLOË HANSLIP tours with the
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra/Bĕlohlávek
conducts a triumphant Salome in Bonn
Guest conducting engagements include the Orchestre
National de Belgique, Norwegian Radio, a tour with the
South Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra including a
performance at the Concertgebouw (5 April), and a
return to Orquestra Sinfónica do Porto Casa da Música
for a typically eclectic programme of Schreker and
Weill Symphony No 2.
Chloë Hanslip’s ongoing pursuit of lesserknown works of the violin repertoire sees her
follow a recent performance of Delius’ Violin
Concerto in Tokyo with Mohammed Fairouz’s
Violin Concerto ‘Al-Andalus’ in the USA.
Veerle Vercauteren
In his seventh season as Chief Conductor of the
Beethoven Orchestra Bonn, Blunier continues his survey of Mahler Symphonies with
No 3 in May. With Beethoven ever their core repertoire, the partnership records the
third Symphony for the next instalment of their cycle for Darbringhaus und Grimm.
On the opera front, Blunier conducts the triumphant new production of Salome in
Bonn, “an almost divine Richard Strauss – transparent, modern with brilliantly expressive
fortissimo... a 5-star evening without equal” Der Operfreund.
“Hanslip clearly loves this music, for hers was a strong and passionate
account.” Wigmore Hall Recital Classical Source
Brautigam’s cycle of complete solo
works by Beethoven for BIS continues to
collect superlative reviews. BBC Music Marco Borggreve
Magazine recently favoured Brautigam’s
interpretations on fortepiano in a comparison of Beethoven cycles: “There’s no
point making a list of highlights as there are no weak performances here, just
choose a favourite Beethoven Sonata and hear it refreshed, revitalised and
illuminated…these performances are far too good to be pigeonholed as ‘for
specialists only’”.
London audiences have a chance to hear Ronald Brautigam on fortepiano at
LSO St Lukes on Thursday 22 March when he performs a programme of Haydn and
Beethoven sonatas in the BBC’s “Haydn Plus” series.
Adam Walker
performs with the
Baltimore Symphony
Following performances with the Seattle
Symphony in January, virtuoso flautist
Kaupo Kikkas
Adam Walker returns to the US for concerts
with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
under Marin Alsop. He revisits Kevin Puts’ Flute Concerto; a piece he premiered
at the Cabrillo Festival in 2013 and will also record the work for release on Naxos.
European highlights include a recital at the Newbury Spring Festival in a new
collaboration with harpsichordist Mahan Esfahani, as well as concerts at the
Utrecht Chamber Music Festival.
ANOUSHKA SHANKAR coming “HOME”
Her latest recording venture features Indian
classical ragas and sees Anoushka Shankar in a
reflective mood, returning to her roots by infusing
her own improvisations and compositions into
classical ragas created by her father. HOME is
released on Deutsche Grammophon in May.
SITKOVETSKY
TRIO undertakes debut
US tour
Ben Ealovega
Recitals with fellow Hyperion artist, Danny Driver, include an extensive tour
of Scotland and she also returns to chamber music festivals at Kutna Hora
and West Cork during the summer.
R O N A L D
BRAUTIGAM
Yuval Hen
Meanwhile, engagements in Europe include
the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra/Bĕlohlávek
(Mendelssohn and Lark Ascending), Bern
Symphony
Orchestra/Venzago
(Sibelius),
Czech
National
Symphony
Orchestra/
Pesek (Glass), Royal Liverpool Philharmonic
Orchestra/Farnes (Beethoven), BBC National
Orchestra
of
Wales
(Lalo
Symphonie
espagnole) and the Orchestra Sinfonica di
Milano (Goldmark Concerto No 1).
Alan Kerr
In December the Sitkovetsky Trio was delighted to welcome British cellist Richard
Harwood to the ensemble. The Trio is excited about this new stage in its career
and looks forward to a very busy spring. A major highlight of the coming months
is a debut tour of the USA which includes concerts in Washington DC and San
Francisco and a performance with the Friends of Chamber Music Lincoln Center
in New York (24 April). Forthcoming European highlights include returns to the
Wigmore Hall and the Hamburg Laeiszhalle as well as performances at the Auditori
Barcelona, Wiltshire Music Centre and the Frederiksværk Festival.
ROBERT SPANO
conducts Danish National
Symphony
Passionate in his exploration of contemporary
music, Robert Spano returns to Europe to
conduct the Danish National Symphony in
the world premiere of Søren Nils Eichberg
Symphony No 3 together with Beethoven Piano
Concerto No 1 (Stephen Hough).
As Music Director of the Atlanta Symphony
Orchestra, Spano is tireless in his quest
to broaden audiences and has created Angela Morriss
imaginative settings in which to present music,
such as the “Theater of a Concert” format involving lighting and stage
direction. This setting will be used for the world premiere of Christopher
Theofanidis’ ambitious new piece, Creation Oratorio in April. Atlanta season
soloists include Midori, Lynn Harrell, Jessica Rivera, Jean-Yves Thibaudet and
Bronfman.
Spano has devised the 2015 Aspen Music Festival where he is Music Director
around “Dreams of Travel”, celebrating musical works enriched by other
cultures. His own programmes include contemporary operas by Stephen
Stucky and Christopher Theofanidis along with a semi-staged performance
of Aida, whilst orchestral repertoire features Mahler Symphony No 6 and
Rimsky-Korsakov Scheherazade.
MIGUEL HARTHBEDOYA conducts
Higdon world premiere at
Santa Fe Opera
Following his memorable performances at Santa
Fe Opera of Golijov’s Ainadamar, Miguel HarthBedoya returns to the house this summer to
conduct the world premiere of Jennifer Higdon’s
Cold Mountain based on Charles Frazier’s awardwinning novel set during the American Civil War
(1, 5, 14, 17, 22 Aug).
Bell Soto
In his second season as Chief Conductor of the Norwegian Radio Orchestra
Harth-Bedoya conducts a Brahms cycle and continues to record more
South American repertoire (Naxos). He returns to the Helsinki Philharmonic
where he is a regular guest and to the RTVE Orchestra in Madrid closing the
season in an all-Beethoven programme with Vadym Kholodenko as soloist.
Harth-Bedoya has maintained a unique relationship with the Los Angeles
Philharmonic since his first visit in 1998. This was clearly recognised by the LA
Times in his recent concert of Prokofiev Cinderella Suite and Chopin Piano
Concerto with Emmanual Ax, remarking on their “special chemistry”.
Selected Highlights
EUGENE TZIGANE
Thur 26, Fri 27 Mar Lahti Symphony Orchestra
Fri 10 Apr
Tampere Philharmonic Orchestra
MOZART Symphony No 33, BRUCH Scottish Fantasy, STRAUSS Tod und Verklärung
BIZET excerpts from Carmen, DVOŘÁK Romance, RAVEL Tzigane,
LISZT Hungarian Rhap No 2, KODÁLY Háry János Suite, BRAHMS Hungarian Dance No 5
Tue 5 May
Orch Dell’Universita degli Studi di Milano SALONEN Giro, SCHOENBERG Verklärte Nacht, SCHUBERT Symphony No 3
4, 5, 6 Jun
West Australian Sym Orchestra
DVOŘÁK Serenade, MOZART Violin Concerto No 3, MUSSORGSKY arr RAVEL Pictures
19, 21, 24, 27, 29, 31 Aug Royal Swedish Opera
BIZET Carmen
17, 19, 12, 29 Sept, 1 Oct Royal Swedish Opera
BIZET Carmen
CARLOS KALMAR
Thur 23, Fri 24 Apr
RTVE Symphony Orchestra TÜÜR Insula Deserta, RODRIGO Concierto de Aranjuez, BERNSTEIN Symphonic Dances
from West Side Story, PISTON Incredible Flutist
Thur 30 Apr, Fri 1 May RTVE Symphony Orchestra SHOSTAKOVICH The Song of the Forests, SHOSTAKOVICH Symphony No. 10 in E minor
CHRISTOPH KÖNIG
Mon 2 Mar
Mon 16 Mar
10, 11, 12, 14 Apr
Sat 21 Apr
Tue 12 May
Fri 29, Sat 30 May
Solistes Européens Luxembourg
Solistes Européens Luxembourg
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Solistes Européens Luxembourg
BBC National Sym Orch of Wales
Malaysian Philharmonic Orch
Sat 27 Jun
Adelaide Symphony Orchestra
JÄRNEFELT Praeludium, BRAHMS Double Concerto
STRAUSS Kunstler-Quadrille, SCHUBERT Symphony No 4, BRAHMS Piano Concerto No 2
BEETHOVEN Coriolan Ov, BEETHOVEN Symphony No 6, ELGAR Violin Concerto
WEBER Freischutz Ov, MENDELSSOHN Violin Concerto, SCHUMANN Symphony No 4
BRAHMS Violin Concerto, SUK Symphony No 2 ‘Asrael’
WEBER Freischutz Ov, HINDEMITH Symphonic Metamorphoses on Themes by Weber,
MESSIAEN Les Offrandes Oubliées, DEBUSSY La Mer
MOZART Don Giovanni Ov, STRAUSS Four Last Songs, MAHLER Symphony No 1
STEFAN BLUNIER
1, 5, 12 & 13 Mar Orchestre National de Belgique
08, 20 Mar, 15, 24 May, 14 June Oper Bonn
Sun 22 Mar
Beethoven Orchester Bonn
2, 3, 5, 9 & 10 Apr South Netherlands Philharmonie
Fri 24 Apr
Sun 26 Apr
Wed 6 May
Fri 29 May
Fri 19 Jun
Sun 28 Jun
Orquestra Sinf Casa da Música
Orquestra Sinf Casa da Música
Norwegian Radio Orchestra
Beethoven Orchester Bonn
Beethoven Orchester Bonn
Beethoven Orchester Bonn
STAUD world premiere, BEETHOVEN Piano Concerto No 5, BEETHOVEN Symphony No 5
STRAUSS Salome
HAYDN Symphony No 100, MOZART arias, BEETHOVEN Symphony No 3
MUSSORGSKY arr RIMSKY-KORSAKOV Night on a Bald Mountain, HAYDN Trumpet Conc,
RIMSKY-KORSAKOV Russian Easter Ov, ARBAN Carnaval de Venise, DVOŘÁK Sym No 8
HINDEMITH Ragtime, KRENEK Symphonie, KORNGOLD Symphonic Ov “Sursum corda”
SCHREKER Die Gezeichneten Ov, KURT WEILL Symphony No 2
SCHUBERT Rosamund Interludes, KNUT VAAGE Violin Conc, BERIO/SCHUBERT Rendering
MAHLER Symphony No 3
KARLOWICZ Un Conte triste, CHOPIN Piano Conc No 2, LUTOSLAWSKI Symphony No 3
MENDELSSOHN Symphony No 2
ROBERT SPANO
Fri 10 Apr
Danish National Symphony Orchestra
Fri 8 May
Singapore Symphony Orchestra
Fri 15, Sat 16 May Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra
BEETHOVEN Egmont Ov, BEETHOVEN Piano Conc No 1, EICHBERG Symphony No 3
STRAUSS Also sprach Zarathustra, HOLST The Planets
STRAUSS Also sprach Zarathustra, HOLST The Planets
MIGUEL HARTH-BEDOYA
Tue 28 Apr
Wed 29 Apr
Thur 7, Fri 8 May
Fri 29 May
Thur 11 Jun
Norwegian Radio Orchestra
Norwegian Radio Orchestra
RTVE Symphony Orchestra
Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra
Norwegian Radio Orchestra
BRAHMS Symphony No 1, BRAHMS Symphony No 2
BRAHMS Symphony No 3, BRAHMS Symphony No 4
BEETHOVEN Piano Concerto No 4, BEETHOVEN Symphony No 9
SALLINEN Shadows, Prelude for Orchestra, IBERT Flute Concerto, BRAHMS Symphony No 4
NIELSEN Helios Ov, HAYDN Trumpet Conc, TCHAIKOVSKY Romeo & Juliet, BRAHMS Nänie
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