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Tag Archives: Richard Strauss
Atom Egoyan’s intoxicating Salome at the Canadian Opera Company reviewed by Stanley Fefferman.
Atom Egoyan’s production of Richard Strauss’ Salome is styled for extreme contrasts. You could think of it as Springtime for Herod in Judea. While patrons spilling out of limos, taxis and Wheel-Trans were gathering on this magnolia blossom-filled May Day … Continue reading
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Tagged Atom Egoyan, Canadian Opera Company, Richard Strauss, Salome
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Stanley Fefferman reviews FAURE PIANO QUARTETT at Music Toronto
February 28, 2013. Jane Mallett Theatre, Toronto. The piano quartet is a rare configuration. The literature for it is lovely but limitied to a few composers, mostly concentrated in the 19th Century. A-list composers Beethoven, Mendelssohn and Brahms each wrote … Continue reading
Evgeny Kissin and Sir Andrew Davis at the TSO reviewed by Stanley Fefferman
May 17, 2012. Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto. Edvard Grieg was 25 and newly married the summer he composed his one and only Piano Concerto in A minor, Op. 16. I remember listening to Eugene Ormandy’s recording with Arthur Rubenstein on … Continue reading
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Tagged Edvard Grieg, Evgeny Kissin, Richard Strauss, Sir Andrew Davis
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