BEETHOVEN FEST. I
Jan Willem de Vriend, conductor
Mercedes Gancedo, soprano
Marc Sala, tenor
Riccardo Certi, baritone

BEETHOVEN FEST. I

Jan Willem de Vriend, conductor

Mercedes Gancedo, soprano
Marc Sala, tenor
Riccardo Certi, baritone

BEETHOVEN FEST. I

Jan Willem de Vriend, conductor
Mercedes Gancedo, soprano
Marc Sala, tenor
Riccardo Certi, baritone

Jan Willem de Vriend, dirigent

Mozart – Symfonie nr. 39
Mozart – Symfonie nr. 40
Mozart – Symfonie nr. 41 ‘Jupiter’

Jan Willem de Vriend, conductor
María Dueñas, violin

BEETHOVEN: Concerto for violin and orchestra in D major, Op. 61‎
BEETHOVEN: Symphony No. 3 in E flat major, Op. 55 ‘Eroica’‎

Jan Willem de Vriend, conductor
María Dueñas, violin

BEETHOVEN: Concerto for violin and orchestra in D major, Op. 61‎
BEETHOVEN: Symphony No. 3 in E flat major, Op. 55 ‘Eroica’‎

Mozart’s beautiful last opera is set in Rome, and explores the appalling jealousies, ambitions and desperate love affairs during the reign of the emperor Tito. Rome burns, and Sesto, a young man driven by obsessive love for Vitellia the would-be empress, is accused of the crime. But Tito decides on mercy rather than the exercise of power. 

The opera has profound relevance to current times, and its miraculous music tells a powerful story.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart / Music 
Caterino Mazzolà, based on Pietro 
Metastasio / Libretto
Jan Willem de Vriend / Conductor
Rodula Gaitanou / Stage director 
Cordelia Chrisholm / Design
Simon Corder / Lighting designer
Håkon Matti Skrede / Choirmaster 
Charles Workman / Tito
Lauren Fagan / Vitellia
Beate Mordal / Servilia
Annika Schlicht / Sesto 
Ingeborg Gillebo / Annio
Barnaby Rea / Publio
Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra
Edvard Grieg Choir and guests

A new production by Bergen National Opera

Mozart’s beautiful last opera is set in Rome, and explores the appalling jealousies, ambitions and desperate love affairs during the reign of the emperor Tito. Rome burns, and Sesto, a young man driven by obsessive love for Vitellia the would-be empress, is accused of the crime. But Tito decides on mercy rather than the exercise of power. 

The opera has profound relevance to current times, and its miraculous music tells a powerful story.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart / Music 
Caterino Mazzolà, based on Pietro 
Metastasio / Libretto
Jan Willem de Vriend / Conductor
Rodula Gaitanou / Stage director 
Cordelia Chrisholm / Design
Simon Corder / Lighting designer
Håkon Matti Skrede / Choirmaster 
Charles Workman / Tito
Lauren Fagan / Vitellia
Beate Mordal / Servilia
Annika Schlicht / Sesto 
Ingeborg Gillebo / Annio
Barnaby Rea / Publio
Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra
Edvard Grieg Choir and guests

A new production by Bergen National Opera

Mozart’s beautiful last opera is set in Rome, and explores the appalling jealousies, ambitions and desperate love affairs during the reign of the emperor Tito. Rome burns, and Sesto, a young man driven by obsessive love for Vitellia the would-be empress, is accused of the crime. But Tito decides on mercy rather than the exercise of power. 

The opera has profound relevance to current times, and its miraculous music tells a powerful story.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart / Music 
Caterino Mazzolà, based on Pietro 
Metastasio / Libretto
Jan Willem de Vriend / Conductor
Rodula Gaitanou / Stage director 
Cordelia Chrisholm / Design
Simon Corder / Lighting designer
Håkon Matti Skrede / Choirmaster 
Charles Workman / Tito
Lauren Fagan / Vitellia
Beate Mordal / Servilia
Annika Schlicht / Sesto 
Ingeborg Gillebo / Annio
Barnaby Rea / Publio
Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra
Edvard Grieg Choir and guests

A new production by Bergen National Opera

Presented by Bergen National Opera and the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra

 

Mozart’s beautiful last opera is set in Rome, and explores the appalling jealousies, ambitions and desperate love affairs during the reign of the emperor Tito. Rome burns, and Sesto, a young man driven by obsessive love for Vitellia the would-be empress, is accused of the crime. But Tito decides on mercy rather than the exercise of power. 

The opera has profound relevance to current times, and its miraculous music tells a powerful story.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart / Music 
Caterino Mazzolà, based on Pietro 
Metastasio / Libretto
Jan Willem de Vriend / Conductor
Rodula Gaitanou / Stage director 
Cordelia Chrisholm / Design
Simon Corder / Lighting designer
Håkon Matti Skrede / Choirmaster 
Charles Workman / Tito
Lauren Fagan / Vitellia
Beate Mordal / Servilia
Annika Schlicht / Sesto 
Ingeborg Gillebo / Annio
Barnaby Rea / Publio
Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra
Edvard Grieg Choir and guests

A new production by Bergen National Opera

Presented by Bergen National Opera and the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra

Mozart
Musique funèbre maçonnique
Schubert
Symphonie n°8, “Inachevée”
Mozart
Requiem

Direction Jan Willem de Vriend
Soprano Sarah Wegener
Mezzo-soprano Ingeborg Bröcheler
Ténor Alvaro Zambrano
Baryton Geert Smits
Chœur de Chambre de Namur
Chef de chœur Thibaut Lenaerts

Mozart
Musique funèbre maçonnique
Schubert
Symphonie n°8, “Inachevée”
Mozart
Requiem

Direction Jan Willem de Vriend
Soprano Sarah Wegener
Mezzo-soprano Ingeborg Bröcheler
Ténor Alvaro Zambrano
Baryton Geert Smits
Chœur de Chambre de Namur
Chef de chœur Thibaut Lenaerts

Mozart
Musique funèbre maçonnique
Schubert
Symphonie n°8, “Inachevée”
Mozart
Requiem

Direction Jan Willem de Vriend
Soprano Sarah Wegener
Mezzo-soprano Ingeborg Bröcheler
Ténor Alvaro Zambrano
Baryton Geert Smits
Chœur de Chambre de Namur
Chef de chœur Thibaut Lenaerts

Ludwig Beethoven:Ouvertüre zur Ballettmusik "Die Geschöpfe des Prometheus" op. 43
Joseph Haydn:Konzert für Violoncello und Orchester C-Dur Hob. VIIb:1
Ludwig Beethoven:Sinfonie Nr. 6 F-Dur op. 68 »Pastorale«

MDR-SINFONIEORCHESTER

Quirine Viersen | Violoncello
Jan Willem de Vriend | Dirigent

Ludwig Beethoven:Ouvertüre zur Ballettmusik "Die Geschöpfe des Prometheus" op. 43
Joseph Haydn:Konzert für Violoncello und Orchester C-Dur Hob. VIIb:1
Ludwig Beethoven:Sinfonie Nr. 6 F-Dur op. 68 »Pastorale«
MDR-SINFONIEORCHESTER
Quirine Viersen | Violoncello
Jan Willem de Vriend | Dirigent
 

Abo TERZETT

Violine Carolin Widmann
Dirigent Jan Willem de Vriend
 

CHERUBINI
Ouvertüre zu „Medea“

MENDELSSOHN
Violinkonzert e-Moll

SCHUMANN
Sinfonie Nr. 1 „Frühlingssinfonie“

CHERUBINI
Ouvertüre zu „Medea“

MENDELSSOHN
Violinkonzert

SCHUMANN
Frühlingssinfonie

Violine: Carolin Widmann
Dirigent: Jan Willem de Vriend

Dvorak

Dvorak

Jan Willem de Vriend - Dirigent
Ronald Brautigam - Klavier
NDR Radiophilharmonie
 

Francesco Antonio Rosetti - Sinfonie g-Moll

Joseph Haydn - Klavierkonzert D-Dur Hob. XVIII:11

Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber - Sonata Jucunda D-Dur C. App 121

Jan Dismas Zelenka - Ouverture à 7 concertanti F-Dur ZWV 188

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