Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. The extraordinary dancers of the Hamburg Ballet join forces with James Conlon, a team of brilliant vocal soloists, and LA Opera’s formidable orchestra and chorus for a spellbinding, deeply meaningful performance you’ll never forget. Marrying the powerful music and narrative with dance in complete harmony, Neumeier fills the stage with unforgettable movement and images. John Neumeier, the celebrated choreographer who made his LAO debut with Orpheus and Eurydice in 2018, returns to Los Angeles with one of his signature creations, a ballet that has been cheered by audiences throughout the world.
Matthew Passion is considered by many to be the single greatest masterpiece of western sacred music, a profoundly moving depiction of the final days of the life of Jesus. Beethoven.Legendary choreographer John Neumeier stages Bach’s monumental sacred masterpiece, featuring the extraordinary dancers of the Hamburg Ballet.Īwe-inspiring in its complexity, universal in its appeal, Bach’s St. Mahler: Symphony No 7 (Bayerisches Staatsorchester / Kirill Petrenko)īartók.
Josquin: ‘Baisiez Moy’ (Thélème / Jean-Christophe Groffe) Ysaÿe: Six Solo Violin Sonatas (James Ehnes) Korngold: Die tote Stadt (Sols Bayerisches Staatsorchester / Kirill Petrenko)
Elsewhere, there were live performances from the National Youth Brass Band of Great Britain, the Orchestra for the Age of Enlightenment, pianist Bruce Liu, former winner cellist Christian-Pierre La Marca, and pianist Jean-Efflam Bavouzet, representing Label of the Year, Chandos. Award winner Andsnes was joined on stage by Swedish violinist Johan Dalene, who was awarded Young Artists of the Year, for a live performance of a movement from Grieg's Violin Sonata No 2. The evening was jam-packed with performances from some of the classical world's best soloists and ensembles. The awards ceremony was the first in-person Gramophone Awards since 2019. In the same evening, Barenboim announced he was taking a step back from the performing stage due to health reasons. The former's recording of Beethoven’s Diabelli Variations – her first studio recording since 2016 – claimed the Piano Award, while Andsnes received the Special Achievement Award for his work with the Mahler Chamber Orchestra on their two Mozart Momentum volumes for Sony Classical.Īrgentine legend Daniel Barenboim was handed the Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his exceptional contribution to classical music during his career. Mitsuko Uchida, Leif Ove Andsnes and Daniel Barenboim were among the winners at last night's Gramophone Classical Music Awards.
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