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KAZUSHI ONO conductor 大野和士 指揮者
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3.apr.2020

<<CANCELLED>>
SCHUMANN: Piano Concerto in A minor, op.54
MENDELSSOHN: Symphony No.2 in B-flat major, op.52, "Lobgesang"
Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra
Nikikai Chorus Group

Suntory Hall
Tokyo
Japan
Mao FUJITA (piano), Ryoko SUNAKAWA (soprano), Hiroka YAMASHITA (mezzo-soprano), Naoki MIYASATO (tenor)
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23,24,25.apr.2020

GUINOVART: commissioned work ET TOCA A TU (IT’S YOUR TURN)‎
WEBER: Concerto for clarinet and orchestra No. 1 in F minor, Op. 73‎
BRAHMS: Symphony No. 4 in E minor, Op. 98‎
Barcelona Symphony and National Orchestra of Catalonia (OBC)

L'Auditori
Barcelona
Spain
Andreas Ottensamer (clarinet)
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29.apr.2020

KHATCHATURIAN : Gayaneh, extrait : Adagio, pour violon solo
François MEÏMOUN : Concerto pour violoncelle
Ernest BLOCH : Schelomo
PROKOFIEV : Symphonie n°6
Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France

Maison de Radio France
Paris
France
Marc Coppey (cello), David Haroutunian (violin)
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NEWS & REVIEWS
REVIEW : Removing barriers, provoking questions: Kazushi Ono, Jean-Efflam Bavouzet and the CBSO
10.may.2018
"The fluid way Strauss explores his ideas can be perceived as an open invitation for conductors to treat both the structure and the material as if they were suggestions rather than something definitive. Ono’s approach was a well-judged blend of fastidiousness with just a hint of incaution, seeking less to interpret the music than simply allowing it to speak on its own terms."

from "Bachtrack" by Simon Cummings
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