Edward Seckerson

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  • Edward Seckerson talks to RENÉE FLEMING about The Light in the Piazza

    13/06/2019 Duração: 18min

    Early in the development of Adam Guettel and Craig Lucas’ extraordinary The Light in the Piazza it was thought that Chicago Lyric Opera might be tendering a commission for the piece. It wasn’t to be. Broadway beckoned. But this most sophisticated of hybrids has a foot in both worlds and the presence of RENÉE FLEMING … [Read More]

  • DAME PATRICIA ROUTLEDGE: Facing The Music – A Life in Musical Theatre

    22/08/2017 Duração: 05min

    Dame Patricia Routledge trained not only as an actress but also as a singer and had considerable experience and success in musical theatre, both in this country and in the United States of America. Her many awards include a Tony for her Broadway performance in the Styne-Harburg musical “Darling of the Day” and a Laurence … [Read More]

  • A Conversation With VICTORIA WOOD: New TV drama, ‘Loving Miss Hatto’

    21/04/2016 Duração: 23min

    In 2007 Gramophone magazine uncovered an extraordinary fraud that rocked the classical music industry. Concert pianist Joyce Hatto – a little-known artist of moderate talent – was suddenly the name on everyone’s lips when a series of recordings (some 100 of them) flooded the market winning plaudits in the press and on BBC Radio 3 … [Read More]

  • A Conversation With JAN VOGLER: Dresden Music Festival 2016

    11/04/2016 Duração: 28min

    TIME is the overriding motto for the 2016 DRESDEN FESTIVAL. Music can play with time in so many interesting ways, music can even suspend time creating frozen moments, moments of stasis where time ceases to exist – and in the words of festival director Jan Vogler “A good concert always provides us with a magical … [Read More]

  • A Conversation With SIMON SLATER: ‘Carmen Disruption’ at the Almeida

    06/05/2015 Duração: 15min

    Simon Stephens’ Carmen Disruption upends the expectations of anyone entering the Almeida Theatre. It’s a kind of living poetry, taking its cue from Bizet’s ever-popular opera but taking it into ever darker territory. When does an artist’s assumption of a role end and real life take over? This is the Carmen we know and love, … [Read More]

  • A Conversation With LIISA RANDALU: Schumann Quartet release 2nd CD

    16/02/2015 Duração: 23min

    The brothers Erik, Ken, and Mark Schumann founded the SCHUMANN QUARTET in 2007 and it might well have been an all-family affair had the cellist’s twin sister chosen to switch from violin to viola and join them. The Schumann brothers are of German/Japanese heritage – an interesting mix of temperaments – and perhaps because of … [Read More]

  • A Conversation With DAME JANET BAKER

    25/12/2014 Duração: 01h34min

    Every now and again – but only very rarely – a professional engagement comes along that is so personal, so loaded with treasured associations, that it transcends all normal parameters and takes on a significance all of its own. This was such an occasion. I first met Dame Janet two years ago on the jury … [Read More]

  • A Conversation With LINUS ROTH: Crusading for Weinberg

    17/09/2014 Duração: 23min

    The Polish composer Miecyzlaw Weinberg – his Holocaust opera The Passenger caused quite a stir in David Pountney’s premiere staging – has a new champion. The talented young German violinist Linus Roth has taken his music and his legacy to heart in a big way. New recordings of the complete Sonatas and the little heard … [Read More]

  • A Conversation With VASILY PETRENKO: Shostakovich Symphony No.13 “Babi Yar”

    02/09/2014 Duração: 19min

    With the final release in Vasily Petrenko’s much-lauded Shostakovich cycle on Naxos the young maestro talks to Edward Seckerson about a masterpiece the Soviet authorities tried but failed to sabotage at its first performances. YevgenyYevtushenko’s poem “Babi Yar” with its accusations of anti-Semitism was the flashpoint but social protest runs deep in the piece and … [Read More]

  • A Conversation With CORINNE WINTERS: Life before and after the London ‘Traviata’

    30/05/2014 Duração: 28min

    In February 2013 Corinne Winters created an absolute sensation in her operatic European debut when Peter Konwitschny’s starkly intense staging of Verdi’s La Traviata arrived at English National Opera. Vocally, physically, dramatically her Violetta (“the whore who gets all the best tunes” according to Konwitschny) was so “complete”, so unanimously greeted by superlative reviews, that … [Read More]

  • A Conversation With VASILY PETRENKO: Shostakovich’s Symphony No 14

    08/02/2014 Duração: 17min

    At its première in June 1969 Shostakovich described his Symphony No. 14, in effect a symphonic song cycle, as ‘a fight for the liberation of humanity… a great protest against death, a reminder to live one’s life honestly, decently, nobly…’ Originally intending to write an oratorio, Shostakovich set eleven poems on the theme of mortality, … [Read More]

  • A Conversation With REINHARD GOEBEL & MIRIJAM CONTZEN: New Mozart Violin Concertos recording

    03/02/2014 Duração: 28min

    In Leopold Mozart’s old house (now a museum) in the Bavarian city of Augsburg a piano tuner is hard at work tuning one of the working exhibits – a venerable clavichord. Enter Reinhard Goebel and Mirijam Contzen whose new Oehms Classics recording of the Six Mozart Violin Concertos with the Bayerische Kammerphilharmonie is sure to … [Read More]

  • A Conversation With RUPERT GOOLD & DUNCAN SHEIK: ‘American Psycho’ – A New Musical Thriller

    19/11/2013 Duração: 21min

    In the season of goodwill a new musical based on Bret Easton Ellis’ notorious novel American Psycho might earn itself the subtitle “NOT the Christmas Show” – but when the composer is Duncan Sheik, he of the sensational Spring Awakening, and the director Rupert Goold, fresh into his artistic stewardship of the Almeida Theatre, … [Read More]

  • A Conversation With GIANLUCA MARCIANO: Italian style and traditions

    15/10/2013 Duração: 24min

    Bowing in at the London Coliseum for the latest revival of Anthony Minghella’s sumptuous staging of Puccini’s Madam Butterfly, conductor Gianluca Marciano is fast building a reputation as one of the most thoughtful and stylistically incisive of thoroughbred Italians on the circuit. In the UK his work at Grange Park Opera has garnered impressive … [Read More]

  • A Conversation With VASILY PETRENKO: His Shostakovich symphony cycle

    01/10/2013 Duração: 17min

    As Vasily Petrenko’s much-lauded Shostakovich symphony cycle moves closer to completion we reach the renegade Fourth Symphony written in 1935 and driven underground by Stalin and his establishment naysayers. This astonishing piece  – which remained unperformed for 25 years until 1961 when Kondrashin in Russia and Eugene Ormandy in the USA brought it in from … [Read More]

  • A Conversation With MARY MILLER & ANDREW LITTON: Bergen Opera

    24/09/2013 Duração: 25min

    In the listening room of Grieg Hall, Bergen – a concert hall sometimes masquerading as a theatre and vice versa – Edward Seckerson talks to Mary Miller, Director of Bergen National Opera, and Andrew Litton, Music Director of the venerable Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra – about the genesis of opera in Bergen and the prospect of … [Read More]

  • A Conversation With MAURY YESTON

    31/07/2013 Duração: 45min

    On the day that the “chamber” version of his Tony Award winning show Titanic opens at London’s Southwark Playhouse the loquacious MAURY YESTON – composer of Nine and the “other” Phantom – chats to EDWARD SECKERSON about his journey in musical theatre. An undergraduate at Yale University, Yeston majored in music theory and has been … [Read More]

  • A Conversation With BENJAMIN WALLFISCH

    19/06/2013 Duração: 28min

    Benjamin Wallfisch was born into an extraordinarily musical family. His father Raphael Wallfisch is a cellist of international repute and his grandmother Anita Lasker-Wallfisch would not be alive today had her cello not served as a refuge for her soul while she was an inmate at Auschwitz. Benjamin did not play the cello but instead … [Read More]

  • A Conversation With LUCY SCHAUFER

    01/05/2013 Duração: 25min

    Lucy Schaufer has always been one to confound our expectations. As she puts it herself, she’s “an American in London, conceived within the American Dream and living in the Old World.” As an indication of her boundless versatility she’s been seen here in roles as diverse as Claire DeLoone in Bernstein’s On the Town, … [Read More]

  • A Conversation With IAN BOSTRIDGE

    15/04/2013 Duração: 29min

    It comes as no surprise that international tenor Ian Bostridge plays a significant part in EMI and Virgin Classics‘ contribution to Britten 100. In this exclusive audio podcast talks to Edward Seckerson about the man, the music, the insecurities, the contradictions, the isolation that came with being a pacifist in time of war and a … [Read More]

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