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2012
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May
- La Serenissima gets Olympic at Lufthansa, Bath International and Buxton Festivals
- Harrison Birtwistle: “his music is a vital, essential, life force which you need to hear"
- Exciting New Era at Göttingen Handel Festival
- Outstanding reviews for the “mercurial fingers of Robert Levin at the fortepiano”
- Ensemble 360 live on BBC Radio 3 from the National Portrait Gallery
- New CD Release: David Parry conducts Il Pirata
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April
- Gennady Rozhdestvensky's Festival of British Music in Moscow
- English National Opera announce 2012/2013 Season
- 2012 BBC Proms season announced
- New Artist: soprano Hila Plitmann
- Recording featuring Nicholas Mulroy, Matthew Brook and Annie Gill “a winner"
- Harrison Birtwistle wins 2012 BBC Music Magazine Award
- Pierre-André Valade is appointed Artistic Co-Director of Athelas Sinfonietta
- House debuts for Alexander Briger and Peter Sidhom at the Théâtre du Châtelet
- The Cardinall's Musick - Byrd Tour 2012 begins...
- Juno Awards triumph for Thomas Rösner
- March
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January
- The Fitzwilliam String Quartet celebrate Delius’ 150th Birthday
- ‘The unstoppable talent of Mahan Esfahani’: Early Music Today interview
- Outstanding reviews for Pamela Helen Stephen's Giulio Cesare
- Gustav Leonhardt (1928 - 2012)
- Two live recordings at Wigmore Hall: Christian Blackshaw and Antonio Meneses
- New Artist: tenor David Alegret
- Nicholas McGegan's latest CD nominated for Grammy
- Druiett's "superlative" Wotan: Wagner News
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May
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2011
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December
- Antonio Meneses and Maria João Pires return to Wigmore Hall
- Steve Reich, Dame Emma Kirkby and Gothic Voices: 50 Greatest Recordings of All Time
- René Pape and Harrison Birtwistle are selected in the Sunday Times Top 100 Albums of 2011
- Gemma Rosefield’s Stanford CD “first-class”
- Elizabeth Atherton "lustrous and dramatic" in Britten
- Rayfield Allied singers perform Messiah worldwide
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October
- New Artists: Quatuor Mosaïques and Ensemble 360
- New Artists: soprano Nadine Livingston and mezzo-soprano Katie Bray
- New Artist: Violist Eniko Magyar
- 2011 Gramophone Awards success
- “An impressive team achievement” for Nicholas Cleobury and MWO
- The Prince Consort returns with an “outstanding release”
- Gennadi Rozhdestvensky conducts the Orquestra Sinfônica do Estado de São Paulo
- Christopher Ainslie wins Gianni Bergamo Award
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September
- Andrew Radley's first solo recording: ‘Conversazioni I’
- Rosefield and the Romantic Cello Concerto: Stanford in Scotland
- Emmanuel Plasson: a Frenchman in New York
- René Pape "simply magnificent" as Mephistopheles in Faust
- Harrison Birtwistle premieres
- Europe Celebrates Steve Reich's 75th Birthday
- Alison Chitty returns to NT with Mike Leigh
- Gennady Rozhdestvensky conducts the Iceland Symphony
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July
- La Serenissima: New French Connections with Classic fM
- Three new recordings from ‘impeccable’ Dame Emma Kirkby
- Kate Valentine sings her first Tatyana
- Anne Marie Gibbons "outstanding" as Handel's David
- New Artist: Harpsichordist and Conductor Mahan Esfahani
- Christopher Ainslie makes his US opera debut
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New Artist: conductor Emmanuel Plasson
We are delighted to announce the addition of the outstanding French conductor Emmanuel Plasson to the ever-burgeoning Rayfield Artists roster.
Emmanuel has established himself as a leading ambassador for French music throughout an outstanding international career spanning both the symphonic and operatic worlds. First Prizewinner of the Donatella Flick International Conducting Competition in 1994, he has worked in the UK with the Philharmonia, BBC Philharmonic, RSNO, Opera North and Northern Sinfonia. He made his US debut in 1997, touring the Royal Ballet (including a performance at the Met), and has recently conducted performances at New York City Opera and Cincinnati Opera.
Plasson has also worked with such diverse companies throughout the world as Opera Australia, Hamburg Staatsoper, Theatre du Capitole de Toulouse, Dallas Opera and the Royal Danish Opera. He has conducted orchestras including the Tokyo Philharmonic, Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, Orchestre National de Bordeaux, Aarhus Symphony, Nordwestdeutschen Philharmonie and the Melbourne and West Australian Symphony Orchestras. His discography includes recordings on the EMI and Dynamic labels.
“Emmanuel Plasson, son of Michel, conducted with suavity, breadth and grace.” - New York Times
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