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past
engagements
|
| 2008 |
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| January
11 |
Luigi
Nono’s A floresta, Santa Cecilia,
Rome. Progetto Pollini |
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| January
18 |
Dido
and Aeneas (Belinda), directed by Jan de Corte
conducted by Richard Egarr
B’Rock orchestra. Kaaitheater, Brussels |
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| January
19 |
Dido
and Aeneas (Belinda), directed by Jan de Corte
conducted by Richard Egarr
B’Rock
orchestra. Concertgebouw, Brugge |
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| January
22 |
Dido
and Aeneas (Belinda), directed by Jan de Corte
conducted by Richard Egarr
B’Rock orchestra Kaaitheater, Brussels |
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| January
24 |
Dido
and Aeneas (Belinda), directed by Jan de Corte
conducted by Richard Egarr
B’Rock orchestra. De Doelen, Rotterdam |
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| January
25-26 |
Dido
and Aeneas (Belinda), directed by Jan de Corte
onducted by Richard Egarr
B’Rock orchestra. De Singel, Antwerp |
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| January
29 |
Dido
and Aeneas (Belinda), directed by Jan de Corte
conducted by Richard Egarr
B’Rock
orchestra. Kaaitheater, Brussels |
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| February
10 |
Lukas
Foss’ Time Cycle
Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, New York
City |
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| February
15 |
Dutilleux’s
Correspondances with BBC National Orchestra
of Wales, conducted by Jac van Steen |
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| February
21-24 |
Oliver
Knussen’s Where the Wild Things Are
(Max)
Atlanta
Symphony, conducted by Oliver Knussen. Atlanta,
Georgia |
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| March 12,
13 |
Britten’s
Les Illuminations and Mahler’s
4th Symphony
Toronto
Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Peter Oundjian.
Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto |
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| March 14 |
Britten’s
Les Illuminations and Mahler’s 4th
Symphony
Toronto
Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Peter Oundjian
Max M. Fisher Music Center, Detroit, USA |
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| April 4 |
In
the Alps with Nederlands
Blazers Ensemble
world premiere concerto for soprano and ensemble
by Richard Ayres
De Spiegel, Zwolle |
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April
5 |
In
the Alps with Nederlands
Blazers Ensemble
world premiere concerto for soprano and ensemble
by Richard Ayres
Groningen |
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| April 6 |
In
the Alps with Nederlands
Blazers Ensemble
world premiere concerto for soprano and ensemble
by Richard Ayres
Rotterdam |
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| April 9 |
In
the Alps with Nederlands
Blazers Ensemble
world premiere concerto for soprano and ensemble
by Richard Ayres
Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ, Amsterdam |
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| April 10 |
In
the Alps with Nederlands
Blazers Ensemble
world premiere concerto for soprano and ensemble
by Richard Ayres
Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ, Amsterdam |
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| April 13 |
In the Alps with Nederlands
Blazers Ensemble
world premiere concerto for soprano and ensemble
by Richard Ayres
Vredenburg Leidsche Reijn, Utrecht |
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| April 18 |
Chamber
music of Webern and Hindemith with Berlin Philharmonic’s
Scharoun Ensemble, Philharmonie, Berlin
conducted by Pierre Boulez |
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| April 21
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Webern’s
Op 8 and 14 with Berlin
Philharmonic
conducted by Simon Rattle. Philharmonie, Berlin |
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| April 22 |
Webern’s
Op 8 and 14 with Berlin
Philharmonic
conducted by Simon Rattle. Philharmonie, Berlin |
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| April 26 |
Sables, Oxygenes (world premiere) for soprano
and orchestra
by Bart Visman; Limburgs Symphony Orchestra
conducted by Ed Spanjaard
Schouwburg Heerlen |
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| April 27
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Sables,
Oxygenes for soprano and orchestra by Bart
Visman
Limburgs Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Ed Spanjaard
Theater an ‘t Vrijthof, Maastricht |
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| June 7 |
Grisey’s
Quatre chants pour franchir le seuil
Ensemble
Intercontemporain, conducted by Susanna Malkki
Grande Salle, Centre Pompidou, Paris |
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| June 29 |
World premiere
of the opera Passion by Pascal Dusapin,
directed by Giuseppe Frigeni and with Ensemble Modern,
conducted by Franck Ollu
Festival
d'Aix-en-Provence, Theatre du Jeu de Paume,
Aix-en-Provence |
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| July 2 |
Passion
by Pascal Dusapin, directed by Giuseppe Frigeni
Ensemble Modern, conducted by Franck Ollu
Festival
d'Aix-en-Provence, Theatre du Jeu de Paume,
Aix en Provence |
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| July 4 |
Passion
by Pascal Dusapin, directed by Giuseppe Frigeni
Ensemble Modern, conducted by Franck Ollu
Festival
d'Aix-en-Provence, Theatre du Jeu de Paume,
Aix en Provence |
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| July 6 |
Passion
by Pascal Dusapin, directed by Giuseppe Frigeni
Ensemble Modern, conducted by Franck Ollu
Festival
d'Aix-en-Provence, Theatre du Jeu de Paume,
Aix en Provence |
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| July 8 |
Passion
by Pascal Dusapin, directed by Giuseppe Frigeni
Ensemble Modern, conducted by Franck Ollu
Festival
d'Aix-en-Provence, Theatre du Jeu de Paume,
Aix en Provence |
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| July 10 |
Passion
by Pascal Dusapin, directed by Giuseppe Frigeni
Ensemble Modern, conducted by Franck Ollu
Festival
d'Aix-en-Provence, Theatre du Jeu de Paume,
Aix en Provence |
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| August
24 |
Pollini-Projekt
Luigi Nono’s Djamila Boupacha for
solo soprano and
A floresta e jovem e cheja de vida
Lucerne
Festival, Switzerland |
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| September
6 |
Recital
with Reinbert de Leeuw, piano
Lieder by Wolf, Zemlinsky, Berg, and Schoenberg
Settembre
Musica Milan, Italy |
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| September
25 |
Octet
Plus by Peter Eotvos
world premiere, for soprano and chamber ensemble
Ensemble Linea with Peter Eotvos, conductor
Festival
Musica, Strasbourg |
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| September
27, 28 |
Passion
by Pascal Dusapin, directed by Giuseppe Frigeni
Ensemble Modern, conducted by Franck Ollu
Festival
Musica, Strasbourg |
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| October
2 |
Opening
Night Gala of the LA
Philharmonic
Mysteries of the Macabre (Ligeti), conducted
by Esa Pekka Salonen
Walt Disney Hall, Los Angeles, California |
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| October
10 |
Mysteries
of the Macabre (Ligeti) and Uma so divina
linha (van de Putte) Schoenberg and ASKO Ensembles
conducted by Reinbert de Leeuw Melbourne
Festival, Australia |
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| October
26 |
Octet
Plus, by Peter Eotvos
Ensemble Modern, conducted by Peter Eotvos
Vilnius, Lithuania |
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| November
6 |
Recital
with Reinbert de Leeuw, piano.
Lieder by Wolf, Zemlinsky, Berg, and Schoenberg
Musikverein, Nijmegen, Holland |
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| November
10 |
Recital
with Reinbert de Leeuw, piano
Lieder by Wolf, Zemlinsky, Berg, and Schoenberg
Musis
Sacrum, Arnhem, Holland |
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| November
11 |
Recital
with Reinbert de Leeuw, piano
Lieder by Wolf, Zemlinsky, Berg, and Schoenberg
Kleine Zaal, Concertgebouw,
Amsterdam |
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| November
18 |
World
premiere for soprano and chamber ensemble
by Corrie van Binsbergen
Asko Ensemble conducted by Stefan Asbury
Muziekgebouw
an ‘t IJ, Amsterdam |
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| November
23 |
La
plus forte, for soprano and orchestra, by Gerald
Barry
New
World Symphony conducted by Thomas Ades. Miami,
Florida |
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| November
28-29 |
Les Illuminations for soprano and string
orchestra by Britten
Deutsche Symphonie Orkest, conducted by Jac van
Steen
Konzerthaus, Berlin |
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| November
30 |
Quatre
chants pour franchir le seuil, for soprano
and chamber orchestra, by Gerard Grisey.
Philharmonia
Orchestra, conducted by Pascal Rophe
Royal Festival Hall, London |
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| December
5-6 |
Requiem
by Gyorgy Ligeti
WDR Orchestra conducted by Peter Eotvos
Cologne
Philhamonie, Germany |
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| PAST
ENGAGEMENTS |
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| 2007 |
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| January
17 |
Ligeti
Requiem with Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra,
conducted by Peter Eotvos. Berlin
Philharmonic, Germany |
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| January
18 |
Ligeti
Requiem with Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra,
conducted by Peter Eotvos. Berlin
Philharmonic, Germany |
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| January
19 |
Ligeti
Requiem with Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra,
conducted by Peter Eotvos. Berlin
Philharmonic, Germany |
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| January
20 |
Ligeti’s
Mysteries of the Macabre, live performance
filmed for television with the Asko-Schoenberg Ensemble,
conducted by Reinbert de Leeuw. ZaterdagMatinee,
Concertgebouw, Amsterdam |
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| February
3 |
Dutilleux’s
Correspondances for soprano and orchestra.
New
World Symphony conducted by Reinbert de Leeuw.
Miami, Florida |
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| February
9 |
World
premiere of The Stronger, for soprano and
orchestra, by Gerald Barry.
City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, conducted
by Thomas Ades. Presences
Festival, Radio France, Paris. |
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| March 22 |
Dutilleux’s
Correspondances for soprano and orchestra,
with Oslo
Philharmonic, conducted by Jukka Pekka Saraste |
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| March 23 |
Dutilleux’s
Correspondances for soprano and orchestra,
with Oslo
Philharmonic, conducted by Jukka Pekka Saraste |
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| April 11 |
Recital
with Reinbert de Leeuw.
Programme includes lieder by Wolf, Zemlinsky and
Schoenberg. Muziekcentrum
Frits Philips, Eindhoven |
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| April 15 |
Recital
with Reinbert de Leeuw.
Programme includes lieder by Wolf, Zemlinsky and
Schoenberg.
Veere |
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| April 18 |
Recital
with Reinbert de Leeuw.
Programme includes lieder by Wolf, Zemlinsky and
Schoenberg. Muziekcentrum
Vredenburg, Utrecht |
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| April 22 |
Ligeti’s
Mysteries of the Macabre and chamber music
by Webern,
with the
BCMG, conducted by Ilan Volkov. Birmingham,
England |
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| April 25 |
Recital
with Reinbert de Leeuw.
Programme includes lieder by Wolf, Zemlinsky and
Schoenberg.
Enschede |
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| May 4-6 |
Debussy’s
La Demoiselle Elue and Dutilleux’s
Correspondances,
with the National Symphony Orchestra of Spain, conducted
by Franck Ollu. Madrid, Spain |
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| May 19 |
Ligeti's
Aventures and Nouvelles Aventures, with
the London
Sinfonietta, conducted by Martyn Brabbins. Queen
Elizabeth Hall, London |
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| June 5 |
Boulez’
Pli selon pli, for soprano and orchestra,
with the Asko-Schoenberg
Ensemble, conducted by Reinbert de Leeuw. Concertgebouw,
Amsterdam |
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| June 15 |
Grisey’s
Quatre chants pour franchir le seuil,
conducted by Reinbert de Leeuw
Muziekgebouw
aan 't IJ, Amsterdam |
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| June
27 |
Dutilleux’s
Correspondances and Berg’s Der
Wein with Avanti Orchestra, conducted by Oliver
Knussen
Suvisoitto Festival, Porvoo, Finland |
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| July 7,
11, 15, 18, 21 |
Anne
Truelove in Stravinsky's The Rake's Progress.
Festival di Musica
Classica de Ponte de Lima, Portugal. Director, Antoine
Gindt, and
conductor Franck Ollu |
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| September
3, 5 |
Recital
with baritone Georg Nigl and pianist Gerard Wyss
Works by Schoenberg, Berg and Zemlinsky and a world
premiere by Friedrich Cerha.
La
Monnaie, Brussels |
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| September
21-29 |
World
premiere performances of Luca Mosca’s opera
Signor Goldoni
(Despina) at La
Fenice, Venice
Andrea Molino, conductor; Davide Livermore, director |
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| October
8 |
Dag
van de Kamermuziek
Short recital with pianist Reinbert de Leeuw
Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ, Amsterdam |
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| October
12 |
Luigi
Nono’s A floresta, La Fabbrica Illuminata
and Djamila Boupacha at the Venice
Biennale
Progetto Pollini, Arsenale, Venice |
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| October
31 |
Luigi
Nono’s A floresta at Queen Elizabeth
Hall, London, conducted by Beat Furrer. Progetto
Pollini |
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| November
16, 17 |
Les
Illuminations for soprano and orchestra by
Benjamin Britten, conducted by John Storgaards,
RAI orchestra, Italy |
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| November
29 |
Recital
with Reinbert de Leeuw, piano. Lieder by Schoenberg,
Berg, Zemlinsky and Wolf
De Spiegel, Zwolle |
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| November
30 |
Recital
with Reinbert de Leeuw, piano. Lieder by Schoenberg,
Berg, Zemlinsky and Wolf
Gent |
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| December
9 |
Stravinsky’s
Les Noces, conducted by Ilan Volkov
Presences Festival, Montpellier, France |
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| December
20 |
Uma
so divinha linha by Jan van de Putte and Schoenbergs
Op
2 arranged for soprano and chamber ensemble
by Hans Abrahamsen.
Schoenberg Ensemble, conducted by Reinbert de Leeuw
Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ, Amsterdam |
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| 2006 |
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| January
13 |
Ligeti’s
Mysteries of the Macabre, Aventures
and Nouvelles Aventures,
with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center,
conducted by Reinbert de Leeuw
Alice
Tully Hall, New York |
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| February
2 |
Luigi Nono’s
A floresta e jovem e cheja de vida, conducted
by Beat Furrer Konzerthaus,
Vienna, Pollini Project |
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| February
6 |
Luigi Nono’s
A floresta e jovem e cheja de vida, conducted
by Beat Furrer Musica
Insieme Festival, Teatro Manzoni, Bologna, Pollini
Project |
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| February
9 |
Burnt
Toast comic video opera by Alexina Louie and
Dan Redican. Directed by Larry Weinstein. 8-10pm
on CBC (Canada) Television, Opening Night arts programme.
www.burnttoastopera.com
or www.cbc.ca/openingnight/ |
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| February
12 |
Concert
of baroque cantatas by Vivaldi, Handel and Scarlatti,
with Alessandro Sbrizzi, harpsichord, and Marjon
Minderhoud, cello. (Ensemble Conversazione) Kasteel
Wijenburg, Holland. www.kasteelconcerten.nl |
| February
24 |
Benefit
Concert for victims of the Pakistan earthquakes.
Lieder by Mozart and Schubert, and duets from Broadway
musicals. With baritone Quirijn de Lang and pianist
Saskia Pereira. Cristofori, Amsterdam. www.cristofori.nl |
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| March 11 |
Solo opera
One by Michel van der Aa. Musica
Nova Festival,
Finnish National Opera, Helsinki, Finland |
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| March 19 |
Solo cantatas
by Händel, Vivaldi and Scarlatti with Ensemble
Conversazione
Kasteel Radboud, Medemblik |
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| March 24-April
4 |
South American
tour with BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, conducted
by Ilan Volkov. Mahler's Fourth Symphony
and Britten's Les Illuminations, for soprano
and orchestra.
Performances in Buenos Aires, Sao Paolo, and Montevideo |
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| April 9
|
Solo recital
with Fabio Nieder, piano. Works by Schumann, Wolf
and Nieder
Teatro Fondamente Nuove, Venice |
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| April 21 |
Concert
with
Amici Chamber Ensemble. Works by Mozart, Knussen
and Webern
Glenn Gould Studio, Toronto |
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| June 6 |
Here
Trilogy by Michel van der Aa
ASKO-Schönberg ensemble, conducted by Reinbert
de Leeuw
Holland
Festival, Amsterdam Concertgebouw |
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| June 18 |
Obuchov’s
Four Balmont Songs, arranged by Elmer Schoenberger.
Asko and Schonberg Ensembles, conducted by Reinbert
de Leeuw Muziekgebouw
aan 't IJ, Amsterdam. |
| June 24 |
Dutilleux's
Correspondances and Berg's Der Wein.
Britten-Pears Orchestra, conducted by Oliver Knussen.
Snape-Maltings Concert Hall, Aldeburgh
Festival. |
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| June 30
|
A Twilight's
Song by Matthias Pintscher, for soprano and
chamber ensemble. Avanti Ensemble. Porvoo Cathedral,
Finland. |
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| July 8
|
Ligeti's
Mysteries of the Macabre
conducted by Reinbert de Leeuw
Casa de Musica, Oporto Festival, Portugal
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| July 15-20
|
Solo opera
An Index of Metals by Fausto Romitelli,
for soprano, film, and chamber ensemble.
Musikfabrik,
conducted by Andre de Ridder.
ISCM World Music Days, Stuttgart, Germany. |
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| July 30
|
Solo opera
One by Michel van der Aa at Schleswig Holstein
Festival. Hamburg, Germany |
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| August
26 |
Dutilleux’s
Correspondances for soprano and orchestra,
with L’Orchestre National de France, conducted
by Kurt Masur.
San Sebastian, Spain |
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| August
28 |
Dutilleux’s
Correspondances, with Berlin Philharmonic
Orchestra, conducted by Sir Simon Rattle.
Salzburg Festival, Grosses Festspielhaus, Salzburg,
Austria |
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| August
31 |
Dutilleux’s
Correspondances for soprano and orchestra,
with L’Orchestre National de France, conducted
by Kurt Masur.
Wisebaden Konzerthaus, Germany |
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| September
2, 3, 5 |
Purcell's
Dido and Aeneas (Belinda)
conducted by Richard Egarr, directed by Jan Decorte
Festival
van Vlaanderen, Kaaitheater, Brussels |
| September
16 |
Bach’s
“Non sa che sia dolore” and Handel arias
with Concerto d’Amsterdam. Noorderkerk, Amsterdam |
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| September
28 |
Britten
Les Illuminations
Oulu Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Dmitri Slobodeniuk.
Oulu, Finland |
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| October
5 |
Tapiola
Sinfonietta, conducted by John Storgards.
Programme: Saariaho Quatre Instants
Espoo, Finland |
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| October
6 |
Tapiola
Sinfonietta, conducted by John Storgards.
Programme: Saariaho Quatre Instants
Espoo, Finland |
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| October
19 |
Luca Francesconi's
Etymo, for soprano, live electronics and
instruments. Ensemble Intercontemporain, conducted
by Susanna Malkki.
Cite de la Musique, Paris |
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November/
December |
Yum Yum
in the National
Reisopera's production of The Mikado
by
Gilbert and Sullivan. Performances throughout Holland |
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| December
11 |
Stravinsky’s
Les Noces, conducted by Simon Rattle
presented by Berlin
Philharmonic, Germany |
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| 2005 |
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| January
1 |
Tehillim
by Steve Reich, and Les Noces by Stravinsky
with the RIAS
Kammerchor and musikFabrik, conducted by Daniel
Reuss. Berlin Philharmonie |
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| February
12 |
Concert
of baroque cantatas with Alessandro Sbrizzi (harpsichord)
and Marjon Minderhoud (cello). Noorderkerk, Amsterdam,
Holland |
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| February
27 |
Il Bel
Canto Romano: concert of baroque arias and duets
with soprano Anne Grimm and baroque ensemble led
by Noam Krieger, harpsichord.
Kasteel de Cannenburgh, Vassen, Holland |
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| March 4 |
Here
Trilogy by Michel
van der Aa with the Asko
and Schönberg Ensembles, conducted by Etienne
Siebens. Ars
Music Festival, Brussels, Belgium |
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| March 6 |
Il Bel
Canto Romano: concert of baroque arias and duets
with soprano Anne Grimm and baroque ensemble led
by Noam Krieger, harpsichord.
Kasteel Radboud, Medemblik, Holland |
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| March 10 |
Concert
of baroque cantatas with Alessandro Sbrizzi (harpsichord)
and Marjon Minderhoud (cello). Alphen an de Rijn,
Holland |
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| March 12 |
Il Bel
Canto Romano: concert of baroque arias and duets
with soprano Anne Grimm and baroque ensemble led
by Noam Krieger, harpsichord.
Lutherse Kerk, Groningen, Holland |
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| March 13 |
Il Bel
Canto Romano: concert of baroque arias and duets
with soprano Anne Grimm and baroque ensemble led
by Noam Krieger, harpsichord.
Kasteel Loevestein, Loevestein, Holland |
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| March 19 |
Anne Truelove
in The Rake’s Progress by Stravinsky.
Concert performances with the Orchester
Musikkollegium Winterthur, conducted by Jac
van Steen, Stadthaus Winterthur, Switzerland |
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| April 6,
7 |
Correspondances
by Dutilleux with the Toronto
Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Peter Oundjian.
Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto, Canada |
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| April 20
|
Solo
opera One by Michel van der Aa. Nederlands
KamerOpera Festival.
Schouwburg Odeon, Zwolle, Holland |
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| April 24
|
La
mort du nombre for soprano, tenor, violin
and piano. Schönberg
Ensemble.
Goudse Schouwburg, Gouda, Holland |
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| April 25 |
La
mort du nombre for soprano, tenor, violin and
piano. Schönberg Ensemble.
Concertgebouw, Kleine Zaal, Amsterdam |
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| April 26 |
La
mort du nombre for soprano, tenor, violin and
piano. Schönberg Ensemble.
De Oosterpoort, Groningen, Holland |
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| April 29 |
La
mort du nombre for soprano, tenor, violin and
piano. Schönberg Ensemble.
De Singel, Antwerp, Belgium |
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| June 2 |
Here
Trilogy by Michel
van der Aa. Asko and Schönberg Ensembles,
conducted by Reinbert de Leeuw.
Vredenburg, Utrecht, Holland |
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| June 17-24 |
Rage
d’amours, opera by Robert Zuidam, role
of Juana II.
Netherlands Opera, conducted by Reinbert de
Leeuw |
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| June 25
|
Le
visage nuptial by Boulez and Les Noces
by Stravinsky, with the Radio Philharmonic Orchestra,
conducted by Peter Eötvös.
Concertgebouw, Amsterdam |
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| July 1 |
Le
visage nuptial by Boulez, with the Radio Philharmonic
Orchestra conducted by Peter Eötvös.
Konzerthalle, Dortmund |
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| July 27 |
Dutilleux’s
Correspondances for soprano and orchestra,
with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra conducted
by Sakari Oramo
BBC
Proms, Royal Albert Hall |
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| September
4 |
Dutilleux’s
Correspondances for soprano and orchestra,
with the Helsinki Philharmonic conducted by Esa-Pekka
Salonen.
Finlandia
Hall, Helsinki |
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September
16, 20, 23, 29;
October 1, 4, 7 |
World premiere
of The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant
(role of Gabrielle), by Gerald Barry, with English
National Opera |
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| October
9 |
Solo opera
One (Italian première) by Michel
van der Aa
Venice
Biennale, Venice, Italy |
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| October
12 |
Solo opera
One by Michel van der Aa
Milano Oltre Festival, Milano, Italy |
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| October
13 |
Solo opera
One by Michel van der Aa
Milano Oltre Festival, Milano, Italy |
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| October
22 |
Solo opera
One by Michel van der Aa
NYYD festival, Estonia concert hall, Tallinn, Estonia |
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| October
25 |
Solo opera
One by Michel van der Aa
GAIDA Festival, Vilnius, Lithunia |
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| November
3 |
Luigi Nono’s
A Floresta e jovem e cheja de vida,
conducted by Beat Furrer;
Pollini Project, Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall |
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| November
22 |
Dutilleux’s
Correspondances for soprano and orchestra,
with the orchestra of the Opera
National de Paris conducted by Oliver Knussen.
Palais Garnier, Paris |
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| November
26 |
Een Eeuw
Nieuwe Muziek: concerts with the Schönberg
Ensemble
Knussen Rosary Songs, Hindemith Des
Todes Tod and
Webern Songs Op. 16 & 17
Groningen, Holland |
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| November
28 |
Een Eeuw
Nieuwe Muziek: concerts with the Schönberg
Ensemble
Knussen Rosary Songs, Hindemith Des
Todes Tod and
Webern Songs Op. 16 & 17
Concertgebouw,
Kleine Zaal, Amsterdam, Holland |
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| November
29 |
Een Eeuw
Nieuwe Muziek: concerts with the Schönberg
Ensemble
Knussen Rosary Songs, Hindemith Des
Todes Tod and
Webern Songs Op. 16 & 17
Vredenburg,
Kleine Zaal, Utrecht, Holland |
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| December
1 |
Een Eeuw
Nieuwe Muziek: concerts with the Schönberg
Ensemble
Knussen Rosary Songs, Hindemith Des
Todes Tod and
Webern Songs Op. 16 & 17
Enschede, Holland |
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| December
6 |
Een Eeuw
Nieuwe Muziek: concerts with the Schönberg
Ensemble
Knussen Rosary Songs, Hindemith Des
Todes Tod and
Webern Songs Op. 16 & 17
Tilburg, Holland |
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| December
7 |
Een Eeuw
Nieuwe Muziek: concerts with the Schönberg
Ensemble
Knussen Rosary Songs, Hindemith Des
Todes Tod and
Webern Songs Op. 16 & 17
Musis
Sacrum, Arnhem, Holland |
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| January
7 |
Oliver
Knussen's Hums and Songs of Winnie the Pooh
and Jonathan Harvey's Chu
with the
Asko Ensemble at Amsterdam's Concertgebouw |
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| January
29 |
Solo recital
of 20th century vocal music with pianist Linda Ippolito
for the Music Toronto Series (Schönberg, Ligeti,
Vivier, Nieder, Szymanowski, Andriessen and
Ives) |
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| February
21 |
Dutilleux'
Correspondances with the Radio
Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Reinbert de
Leeuw. Concertgebouw, Amsterdam |
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| February
22-25 |
World premiere
of Fabio Nieder's De Stem with the Nieuw
Ensemble in Amsterdam, the Hague and Groningen |
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| March 4-6 |
Hasse's
comic opera La Fantesca (title role) in
Amsterdam, Den Haag and Zwolle with i
piccoli holandesi |
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| March 27,
28 |
Armida,
in Händel's opera Rinaldo with Opera
in Concert. Jane Mallett Theatre, Toronto |
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| April 1-4
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Bach's
St. John Passion in Utrecht and The Hague
with the Residentie Bach Orchestra, conducted by
Jos Vermunt |
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| June 8-24
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World premiere
of opera Wet Snow (role of Liza) by Dutch
composer Jan van de Putte with the National
Reisopera. Amsterdam and tour through Holland,
with the Radio Chamber Orchestra c |
