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Hong Kong Philharmonic

The Flying Dutchman review: Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus/Jaap van Zweden

by Haddis Thomas
The Flying Dutchman review: Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus/Jaap van Zweden

Much repertory, and many high-profile soloists, came to Hong Kong as something of a package deal; new works in particular often fared better in the Phil’s hands, given the orchestra …

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Stunning Swan Lake lead dancers can’t hide flaws of new Hong Kong Ballet production

by Haddis Thomas
Stunning Swan Lake lead dancers can’t hide flaws of new Hong Kong Ballet production

With accompaniment by the Hong Kong Philharmonic and two guest Prince Siegfrieds (Ball and Constantine Allen from Dutch National Ballet) no expense has been spared. Sadly, the best intentions do …

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Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra’s European tour with Jaap van Zweden makes up for lost time

by Haddis Thomas
Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra’s European tour with Jaap van Zweden makes up for lost time

This European tour, the longest in the orchestra’s history, was now being billed as part of its 50th anniversary celebrations. The Hong Kong Philharmonic performed in Singapore to warm up …

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Breakneck Hong Kong ballet brings screams and cheers from the audience in a show of emotion rarely seen in the city

by Haddis Thomas
Breakneck Hong Kong ballet brings screams and cheers from the audience in a show of emotion rarely seen in the city

Created in 1934 and set to Tchaikovsky’s ravishing Serenade for Strings in C, it is a work of supreme lyricism and deceptive simplicity whose luminous beauty and subtle sense of …

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Hong Kong Philharmonic and Paavo Järvi’s shattering Shostakovich 5 caps all-Russian programme

by Haddis Thomas
Hong Kong Philharmonic and Paavo Järvi’s shattering Shostakovich 5 caps all-Russian programme

In 1887, he decided to “upgrade” an earlier Spanish-themed piece he wrote for solo violin solo and orchestra into five-movement romp for the whole orchestra with splashes of festive flair. …

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The Vienna Philharmonic, once all male, now has 24 female musicians and counting as it catches up with the times and other orchestras

by Haddis Thomas
The Vienna Philharmonic, once all male, now has 24 female musicians and counting as it catches up with the times and other orchestras

A male bastion from its founding in 1842 until 1997, the Vienna Philharmonic (VPO) now has 24 female players among 145 members, with three vacancies, as it tours the United …

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5 conductors who could become Hong Kong Philharmonic music director when Jaap van Zweden ends 12 years in the post

by Haddis Thomas
5 conductors who could become Hong Kong Philharmonic music director when Jaap van Zweden ends 12 years in the post

Naturally, rumours have been circulating. So here are the five names we have come across – an all-male cast, sadly – although the orchestra will neither confirm nor deny those …

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‘I can’t stop these tears’: Chilean-Italian conductor Paolo Bortolameolli on his musical journey ahead of leading Latin American-themed New Year concerts in Hong Kong

by Haddis Thomas
‘I can’t stop these tears’: Chilean-Italian conductor Paolo Bortolameolli on his musical journey ahead of leading Latin American-themed New Year concerts in Hong Kong

“When I saw the conductor, I started crying again because I was overwhelmed by emotions. That night I told myself, ‘This is what I want to become.’ So becoming a …

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Rock-star welcome for Yo-Yo Ma in concert with Hong Kong Philharmonic, and cellist doesn’t disappoint in a sublime reading of Dvorak concerto

by Haddis Thomas
Rock-star welcome for Yo-Yo Ma in concert with Hong Kong Philharmonic, and cellist doesn’t disappoint in a sublime reading of Dvorak concerto

Beethoven’s Leonore Overture No. 3 is an expression of nobility, tragedy, and ultimately freedom. The composer had intended it as an overture to his only opera, Fidelio, but deemed it …

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