3 concert with Nikolaus Harnoncourt
Easter@Philharmonie Festival: Episode 4
Photo: Heribert Schindler
The finale of the Easter@Philharmonie Festival is dedicated entirely to the music of Ludwig van Beethoven, whose works were to be the focus of the Easter Festival in Baden-Baden which was cancelled due to the corona crisis. In addition to newly recorded chamber music works, the programme includes excerpts from Berliner Philharmoniker concerts conducted by Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Zubin Mehta and Daniel Barenboim plus the chief conductors Claudio Abbado and Sir Simon Rattle. The online festival closes with a performance of Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony with their successor Kirill Petrenko.
13 Apr 2020Berliner Philharmoniker
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Easter@Philharmonie Festival: Episode 4 “Finale with Beethoven”
Claudio Abbado conductor, Daniel Barenboim conductor, Nikolaus Harnoncourt conductor, Zubin Mehta conductor, Kirill Petrenko conductor, Sir Simon Rattle conductor, Wenzel Fuchs clarinet, Christoph Hartmann oboe, Thomas Leyendecker trombone, Albrecht Mayer oboe, Olaf Ott trombone, Stefan Schweigert bassoon, Dominik Wollenweber cor anglais, Sarah Willis presenter
A Beethoven evening with Nikolaus Harnoncourt
This Beethoven evening from October 2011 marks Nikolaus Harnoncourt’s final guest appearance with the Berliner Philharmoniker – the end of an exceptionally happy and fruitful collaboration which had begun in 1991. The concert demonstrates the undiminished vitality of this partnership with a rousing interpretation of the Fifth Symphony, which for Simon Rattle amounted to the “effect of a volcanic eruption”.
29 Oct 2011Berliner Philharmoniker
Nikolaus HarnoncourtRundfunkchor Berlin
Ludwig van Beethoven
Mass in C major, op. 86Julia Kleiter Soprano, Elisabeth von Magnus Mezzo-Soprano, Werner Güra Tenor, Florian Boesch Bass, Rundfunkchor Berlin, Simon Halsey Chorus Master
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Ludwig van Beethoven
Symphony No. 5 in C minor, op. 67 - free
Interview
Nikolaus Harnoncourt in conversation with Olaf Wilhelmer
Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducts Haydn’s “Orlando paladino”
Nikolaus Harnoncourt called Haydn’s Orlando paladino a “totally mad, modern opera” and praised the “combination of pathos and irony, of real feelings and completely overwrought wooing”, which is “carried to extremes in Haydn’s inspired interpretation”. In this recording from 2009, Harnoncourt conducts the work with an outstanding ensemble of soloists, headed by Jane Archibald, Jonathan Lemalu, Kurt Streit and Michelle Breedt.
22 Mar 2009Berliner Philharmoniker
Nikolaus HarnoncourtJoseph Haydn
Orlando Paladino, Dramma eroicomico, Hob. XXVIII:I (concert performance)Jane Archibald Angelica, Mojca Erdmann Eurilla, Michelle Breedt Alcina, Kurt Streit Orlando, James Taylor Medoro, Markus Schäfer Pasquale, Paul O’Neill Licone, Jonathan Lemalu Rodomonte, Markus Butter Caronte
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Interview
Nikolaus Harnoncourt on Haydn’s “Orlando Paladino”
