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    berlioz

    Explore " berlioz" with insightful episodes like "Masterwork | Symphonie Fantastique", "Dec 5 The Requiem of Hector Berlioz", "Ludwig van Beethoven: 7. Sinfonie A-Dur, op. 92", "Berlioz & de liefde: Eline Groslot (harp)" and "Leonard Bernstein: West Side Story" from podcasts like ""Sound Quest", "The Pearl of Great Price", "WDR 3 Meisterstücke", "Brussels Philharmonic Bucket List" and "WDR 3 Meisterstücke"" and more!

    Episodes (12)

    Berlioz & de liefde: Eline Groslot (harp)

    Berlioz & de liefde: Eline Groslot (harp)

    Hevig verliefd pent Hector Belioz zijn Symphonie Fantastique neer - en schrijft daarmee een baanbrekend nieuw werk. Harpiste Eline Groslot vertelt aan Sander De Keere hoe onconformistisch Berlioz was, zowel in zijn muziek als qua persoonlijkheid, maar bijvoorbeeld ook door het toen nieuwe instrument dat de harp was een prominente plaats te geven. 

    Ontdek de Brussels Philharmonic Bucket List podcast: gesprekken met musici van Brussels Philharmonic over werken die je volgens het orkest minstens één keer in je leven live gehoord moet hebben.

    Leonard Bernstein: West Side Story

    Leonard Bernstein: West Side Story
    Das Musical aus dem Jahr 1957 ist die vielleicht mitreißendste Adaption von Shakespeares "Rome und Julia" der Musikgeschichte, nur eben verlegt von Verona nach New York und mit Tony und Maria als tragisches Liebespaar. Der gefragte Star-Dirigent Bernstein fand lange nicht die Zeit, seine geniale Idee umzusetzen, dann aber landete er einen Welterfolg. (Autor: Martin Zingsheim) Von Martin Zingsheim.

    Ep 20: The Aristocats

    Ep 20: The Aristocats

    Ken and Gar watched Lady and the Tramp with cats this week when they reviewed Disney’s 20th animated feature, The Aristocats (1970). The brother's discuss why this may be the poorest effort from the studio to date and the declining state of animation at the Disney studio following Walt's death.

    Featuring a groovy cover of "Everybody wants to be a cat" from the film performed by Musical Correspondent, Nicole McDonagh

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    Beethoven and more podcast #30: Sounds of revolution

    Beethoven and more podcast #30: Sounds of revolution
    Three outstanding ensembles join forces on stage to present Hector Berlioz' last symphony near the close of the Beethovenfest 2010.Hector Berlioz (1803-1869) Grande Symphonie funebre et triomphale, op. 15 H80: Apotheose Philharmonic Chorus Bonn Music Corps of the German Armed Forces, Siegburg Beethoven Orchestra Bonn Conductor: Stefan Blunier MP3 recorded in the Beethoven Hall, Bonn on October 8, 2010 by West German Radio, Cologne (WDR) Three ensembles drawn from the region around Beethovenfest host city Bonn take the stage in this unusual work: Bonn's Philharmonic Choir, the Music Corps of the Armed Forces from nearby Siegburg and the Beethoven Orchestra Bonn. They join forces in a powerful rendition of the Grand Funeral and Triumphal Symphony by Hector Berlioz. The symphony commemorates the French Revolution of 1830, in which King Charles X was overthrown. It was commissioned and originally performed ten years after the revolution as the graves of those who died were moved to the historical Place de la Bastille, the site where the first French Revolution of 1789 broke out. In the final movement, Berlioz invokes the full range of the revolution's drama and bloodshed. Cymbals clash and snares flare as the choir sings, "Glory and triumph for these heroes, whose graves lie in the fields of the motherland!" Author: Greg Wiser Editor: Rick Fulker

    Backstage at Lyric #78 -- The Damnation of Faust Discovery Series: Susan Graham, Paul Groves, Sir Andrew Davis and Stephen Langridge

    Backstage at Lyric #78 -- The Damnation of Faust Discovery Series: Susan Graham, Paul Groves, Sir Andrew Davis and Stephen Langridge
    Sir Andrew Davis calls it "an opera of the mind." It is that and much more in this new production, which comes alive with projections and technical wizardry that Berlioz could only dream of. Join the singers, conductor, and director for a stimulating discussion of Berlioz and his most adventuresome work.

    Backstage at Lyric #77 -- The Damnation of Faust: Donald Nally

    Backstage at Lyric #77 -- The Damnation of Faust: Donald Nally
    Lyric Opera's Chorus Master Donald Nally is Backstage at Lyric! In this podcast, Maestro Nally discusses Berlioz's The Damnation of Faust and the extraordinarly challenging music performed in that work by the chorus. While recapping highlights of the current season, Maestro Nally also shares what he's looking forward to at Lyric in 2010-11. Hosted by Roger Pines.
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