Upcoming Dates

DECEMBER 5, 6 AND 7, 2024

Cleveland Orchestra

Severance Hall
Cleveland

Soloist: Emanuel Ax – Piano

WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART : Concerto for Piano No. 20 in D minor, K466
DMITRI SHOSTAKOVICH : Symphony No. 10 in E minor, Op. 93 

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February 13, 2025

Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France

Auditorium de Radio France
Paris

Soloist: Isabelle Faust

GRAZYNA BACEWICZ : Overture
DMITRI SHOSTAKOVICH : Concerto for Violin No. 2, Op. 129
PYOTR ILYICH TCHAIKOVSKY : Symphony No. 1 in G minor, Op. 13 (Winter Daydreams) 

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JANUARY 29, AND FEBRUARY 2, 5, 8, 11, 14 AND 19, 2025

Wagner: Das Rheingold

Opéra national de Paris
Opéra Bastille

Wotan, Ludovic Tézier
Donner, Florent Mbia
Froth, Matthew Cairns
Loge, Simon O’Neill
Fasolt, Kwangchul Youn
Fafner, Mika Kares
Alberich, Brian Mulligan
Mime, Gerhard Siegel
Fricka, Ève-Maud Hubeaux
Freia, Eliza Boom
Erda, Marie-Nicole Lemieux
Waglinde, Margarita Polonskaya
Wellgunde, Isabel Signoret
Frosshilde, Katharina Magiera

Stage director, Calixto Bieito
Opéra national de Paris

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News

10 Nov 2024

Gewandhausorchester

Leipziger Volkszeitung, Peter Korfmacher "Better than Heras-Casado and the Gewandhaus Orchestra carrying Faust and Tamestit through the ethereal beauties of this graceful work is simply not possible. (...) Because this perfection is not exhausted in cold routine, but tells a story of life. Because amidst the ubiquitous smiles, islands of...

30 Oct 2024

Pablo Heras Casado and Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin Reviews

Tagesspiegel (online), Frederik Hanssen “Guest conductor Pablo Heras-Casado lifts the often oppressive weight from this 80-minute colossus [Bruckner’s Fifth Symphony]. By stripping away the text of all that’s darkly Catholic—the Almighty’s dramaturgy of fear, the devout Christian’s emotional prison of repressed impulses, confession, and penance—he brings the piece out of...

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“A luminous and urgent performance, deftly balancing the shifts from moody ruminations to bouts of exuberance.... Heras-Casado is the thinking person’s idea of a hotshot young conductor.” - The New York Times

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A prueba de orquesta

A trip to the world of classical music by the hand of the most international Spanish maestro. Heras-Casado approaches classical music without restraints or prejudices, because you don't need to have musical knowledge to understand it; music is what it conveys to us, what it makes us feel. Read More

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Gewandhausorchester

10 Nov 2024

Leipziger Volkszeitung, Peter Korfmacher

“Better than Heras-Casado and the Gewandhaus Orchestra carrying Faust and Tamestit through the ethereal beauties of this graceful work is simply not possible. (…) Because this perfection is not exhausted in cold routine, but tells a story of life. Because amidst the ubiquitous smiles, islands of deep sorrow touch the heart more profoundly. Because conductor, soloists, and orchestra merge into an organism that unfolds, experiences, and enlivens wit, charm, elegance, bliss, sorrow, and virtuosity together. With a sound, from a gesture, from a breath – and yet each time subtly distinct.”

Pablo Heras Casado and Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin Reviews

30 Oct 2024

Tagesspiegel (online), Frederik Hanssen

“Guest conductor Pablo Heras-Casado lifts the often oppressive weight from this 80-minute colossus [Bruckner’s Fifth Symphony]. By stripping away the text of all that’s darkly Catholic—the Almighty’s dramaturgy of fear, the devout Christian’s emotional prison of repressed impulses, confession, and penance—he brings the piece out of the church, into the light, into nature, where the sun burns, shadows fall sharply, storms may break, and raw forces come into play.”

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Pablo Heras-Casado is the Principal Guest Conductor of Teatro Real, Madrid, artist of harmonia mundi & Deutsche Grammophon, also records for Decca Classics and Sony Classical, and is Global Ambassador of Ayuda en Acción.

     

Photos: Fernando Sancho