Berliner Philharmoniker: Sir Simon Rattle & Elina Garanca in Baden-Baden
Nov 09, 2018 · 1h 30m
Director
Nele MünchmeyerOverview
In this Baden-Baden concert, Simon Rattle presents a sonorous snapshot of the European music scene in the early 20th century. It includes Richard Strauss’s self-confidently impressive Don Juan, sumptuous songs by Alban Berg, Ravel’s overwhelmingly sensual song cycle Shéhérazade and finally Stravinsky’s both groundbreaking and nostalgic Petrushka. The star guest is the Latvian mezzosoprano Elina Garanca.
Cast of Berliner Philharmoniker: Sir Simon Rattle & Elina Garanca in Baden-Baden
Crew of Berliner Philharmoniker: Sir Simon Rattle & Elina Garanca in Baden-Baden
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What is Berliner Philharmoniker: Sir Simon Rattle & Elina Garanca in Baden-Baden about?
In this Baden-Baden concert, Simon Rattle presents a sonorous snapshot of the European music scene in the early 20th century. It includes Richard Strauss’s self-confidently impressive Don Juan, sumptuous songs by Alban Berg, Ravel’s overwhelmingly sensual song cycle Shéhérazade and finally Stravinsky’s both groundbreaking and nostalgic Petrushka. The star guest is the Latvian mezzosoprano Elina…
When was Berliner Philharmoniker: Sir Simon Rattle & Elina Garanca in Baden-Baden released?
Berliner Philharmoniker: Sir Simon Rattle & Elina Garanca in Baden-Baden was released on November 9, 2018.
How long is Berliner Philharmoniker: Sir Simon Rattle & Elina Garanca in Baden-Baden?
Berliner Philharmoniker: Sir Simon Rattle & Elina Garanca in Baden-Baden runs 1 hour 30 minutes (90 minutes).
Who directed Berliner Philharmoniker: Sir Simon Rattle & Elina Garanca in Baden-Baden?
Berliner Philharmoniker: Sir Simon Rattle & Elina Garanca in Baden-Baden was directed by Nele Münchmeyer.
Who is in the cast of Berliner Philharmoniker: Sir Simon Rattle & Elina Garanca in Baden-Baden?
The cast of Berliner Philharmoniker: Sir Simon Rattle & Elina Garanca in Baden-Baden includes Elīna Garanča (mezzo-soprano) and Berlin Philharmonic (orchestra).