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  • GRAMOPHONE: From Where I Sit - August 2019
  • London Symphony Orchestra, Petrenko, Barbican Hall (Review)
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    Staatskapelle Berlin, Barenboim, Boulez, Royal Festival Hall

    By Edward / 14/06/2011

    Liszt and Wagner, Boulez and Barenboim – iconic names, analogous kinships. As conductors and musical soulmates both Boulez and Barenboim have boldly sought and found satisfying answers to the Wagner myth but who, one wonders, could have…

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    Wagner “Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg”, Glyndebourne Festival Opera

    By Edward / 22/05/2011

    Some pieces you just have to trust and trust implicitly. When a text is as good as Wagner’s Die Meistersinger it’s a wise director who takes a step back and let the words, the characters, the bountiful…

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    Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Pappano, Cadogan Hall

    By Edward / 28/02/2011

    Exactly one week after the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra memorably presented key players in a chamber setting, Antonio Pappano has done likewise with his Royal Opera House Orchestra – and what’s more found a common denominator. You go…

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    Wagner “Parsifal”, English National Opera, London Coliseum

    By Edward / 17/02/2011

    One of the great operatic images of the last two decades or so comes in the final act of Nikolaus Lehnhoff’s 1999 staging of Wagner’s last opera Parsifal. It is journey’s end for the fool made wise…

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    Wagner “Tannhäuser”, Royal Opera House

    By Edward / 12/12/2010

    To ravish the senses or feed the soul? That is the question. And although Wagner posed it knowing full well that its significance would resonate through the ages – and no more so than now – he…

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