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›Uneven Sky‹ is the name of a new CD recorded by Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin and Syrian clarinetist Kinan Azmeh, conducted by Manuel Nawri. Release date in Germany is February 8.
The new CD by cellist Maximilian Hornung, the DSO and conductor Andris Poga is released by ›myrios classics‹ and contains two highly expressive concertos composed in the Soviet Union in 1966: Dmitri Shostakovich's second cello concerto and the second concerto by the Georgian composer Sulkhan Tsintsadze – the latter was given to Maximilian Hornung as an autograph by his teacher Lehrer Eldar Issakadze and has now been recorded for the first time.
Together with its chief conductor Robin Ticciati and Norwegian violinist extraordinaire Vilde Frang the DSO goes on tour from November 18 to 25, with concerts in Lugano, Friedrichshafen, Köln, Eindhoven, Ludwigshafen and Lyon. On the programme: Beethoven's violin concerto, Dvořák's ninth symphony ›From the New World‹ and the second symphony by Rachmaninov.
A new Capriccio release features two compositions encouraged by Kent Nagano: Wolfgang Rihms ›Das Gehege. A nightly scene from Schlusschor by Botho Strauss for soprano and orchestra‹ (soprano: Dupuis) and a suite for Antoine de Saint-Exupéry‘s novella ›the Little Prince‹ by Jean-Pascal Beintus.
Right on time for the beginning of his second season as Music Director of the DSO, a second recording from Robin Ticciati and his orchestra will be released with works by Ravel and Duparc in September 2018. Again they are joined by acclaimed mezzo-soprano Magdalena Kožená. The recording will be released on the Linn Records label.
Since Monday, 16 July 2018 tickets for DSO's upcoming 2018-19 season have been available: Online at DSO's web shop through the calendar's ticket buttons, at DSO's ticket office or at any booking office.
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You can find all new information on DSO's programmes, concerts and artist of the upcoming 2018-19 season on this website.
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Individual ticket sale starts July 16.
Hugo Alfvén surely ranks with the leading composers of Swedish late romanticism and made his name for himself above all with his compositions inspired by Swedish folklore. The cpo label has just released the first CD of its new edition dedicated to the composer's symphonic music – recorded by Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin and conductor Łukasz Borowicz and co-produced by Deutschlandfunk Kultur.
A short tour between Feb 14 and 16 takes the DSO and Robin Ticciati to Alte Oper Frankfurt, Hamburg's Elbphilharmonie (pictured) and the Essen Philharmonie. On the programme: Lindberg's ›Chorale‹ and Bruckner's sixth symphony, as well as Jean Sibelius' violin concerto, played by Christian Tetzlaff. The Hamburg concert is sold out.
Jorge Bolet (1914–1990) ist undoubtedly one of the 20th century's greatest Liszt players – as proven by concert recordings of the composer's piano concertos, newly published by the audite label on February 1st. They were made in 1971 and 1982 with the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin (then Radio Symphony Orchestra Berlin, RSO) at the Berlin Philharmonic, conducted by Lawrence Foster and Edo de Waart.