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This is an October full of important events for Stanislav Kochanovsky:
October 15 and 16 debut with the Berner Symphonieorchester
October 18 and 19, return to the podium of the Orchestre de Paris at the Philharmonie
22 and 23 October debut with the Wiener Symphoniker at the Konzerthaus in Vienna
October 31st again on the podium of the Mariinsky Orchestra
First concerts by Enrico Onofri in his new role as principal conductor of the Filarmonica Toscanini from 16 to 18 October in Parma Cathedral. On the programme music by Bach, Mozart and Haydn.
Enrico Onofri is today one of the most acclaimed interpreters of the baroque and classical repertoire and his many recordings are often landmarks on the international scene.
Jaume Santonja has been appointed Associated Conductor of the Euskadiko Orkestra. The announcement was made on October 8th in San Sebastian.
Since 2018 Santonja is also Assistant Conductor of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra (CBSO).
“I and the Euskadiko Orkestra are so proud to have this amazingly talented and brilliant conductor and musician as our Conductor in Association. We are looking forward to his personal projects as director as well as his close contact and work with me personally. What a joy to have him in our family!” – said the MD Robert Trevino
“I sincerely believe that the future of the Orchestras lies in establishing professional relationships that go beyond mere occasional collaborations – declared Jaume Santonja - It is important and necessary to create more intense artistic links between musicians, conductors, soloists etc. There must be trust and an exchange of knowledge from all sides in order to achieve maximum result. I am very happy and grateful to Euskadiko Orchestra and its MD Robert Trevino for opening their doors to me and trusting my figure. May we be creative and flexible for the good of music and its dissemination to society. I am very excited.”
In the concluding volume of his three-part series of Franz Schubert’s late piano works, Andrea Lucchesini turns towards two highly diverse works: the Sonata in G major (D. 894) which gently dies out, and the dramatic Sonata in C minor (D. 958).
An important project awaits Gabriele Carcano in London in the coming months: the complete cycle of Beethoven's Sonatas in a place of great charm such as the Fidelio Orchestra, a venue in central London, which in a short time has become a fixed appointment for many, not only for the quality of the performers, such as Steven Isserlis, Victoria Mullova, London Mozart Players or Angela Hewitt, but also and above all for the complicity between performers and audience.
Curiosity and innovation are some of the fundamental aspects of Gabriele Carcano's personality, always looking for new ways to communicate music.
