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| syndeetoo |
Just planning early- cos you have to, cos the other people nick the best seats innit?
So far I have our Nige and two Polish(?) guys playing an unspecified programme, Pletnev conducting my favourite guys- the Philharmonia doing Rach 3, sibelius 2 and Pyotr's overchoor- Voyevoda (scrummy), and Beet 1,5 and 8 IN ONE NIGHT!!!! 5 and 8! 5 and 8! I'll be a little puddle of wetness, I so truly think I'll have to go and die and go to heaven on 10 march 2010.
And I have two others- two Philharmonias in May and June next year that aren't even on the website (more Rach- Shost/Pyotr/Prkofiev) - so I'll phone tomorrow.
I so don't know how I am going to wait until March next year. I shall be the very Model of Patience, and a saint, but I may have to play 5 and 8 very loud tomorrow.
Da da da daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah
| 2 Jun 09, 6:12 AM wonderer UK, 5 yrs  |
A feast of Russianness (plus Ludwig). I'm wondering if anyone ever performs Cantata for The Twentieth Anniversary of The October Revolution; had never heard of it until discovering a discusssion of it in a book recently. Monumental and controversial for sure; wondering whether it's also good. Sounds like you have an enjoyable season ahead. Enjoy. Ubi caritas et amor, Deus ibi est. http://www.informedconsent.co.uk/posts/226772/ |
| 2 Jun 09, 9:22 AM syndeetoo UK(WC), 6 yrs |
I've never seen it (Cantata for The Twentieth Anniversary of The October Revolution) performed, but it is on ichoons and guess who recorded it? My favourite guys! It's 1992. If you have ichoons you can czech it out on their site. 5 and 8 in one night! 5 and 8 in one night! Edited 2 Jun 09, 9:23 AM by syndeetoo |
