Johann Sebastian Bach: St Matthew Passion, BWV 244

Eric Stoklossa, tenor / Evangelist
Matthias Winckhler, bass / Jesus
Céline Scheen, soprano
Tereza Zimková, soprano
Luciana Mancini, alto
Aneta Petrasová, alto
Jan Petryka, tenor
Ondřej Holub, tenor
Krešimir Stražanac, bass
Tomáš Šelc, bass
Václav Luks, conductor
Collegium 1704, ensemble
Collegium Vocale 1704, choir

Gustav Mahler: Five Songs after Poems by Friedrich Rückert

Marlis Petersen, soprano
Aurel Dawidiuk, conductor
Bochumer Symphoniker

Johann Sebastian Bach: St Matthew Passion BWV 244

Jochen Kupfer, bass / Jesus
Werner Güra, tenor / Evangelist
Jone Martínez, soprano
Clint van der Linde, alto
Dominik Wörner, bass
NNCK, choir
Roder Jongenskoor, choir
Doord Nederlands Orkest, orchestra
Masato Suzuki, conductor

Georg Friedrich Händel: Messiah, HWV 56

Sabine Devieilhe, soprano
Carlo Vistoli, countertenor
Eric Ferring, tenor
William Thomas, bass

Choeur du Concert d’Astrée
Berliner Philharmoniker
Emmanuelle Haïm, conductor

Gustav Mahler: Five Songs after Poems by Friedrich Rückert

Marlis Petersen, soprano
Aurel Dawidiuk, conductor
Bochumer Symphoniker

Johann Sebastian Bach: St Matthew Passion BWV 244

Jochen Kupfer, bass / Jesus
Werner Güra, tenor / Evangelist
Jone Martínez, soprano
Clint van der Linde, alto
Dominik Wörner, bass
NNCK, choir
Roder Jongenskoor, choir
Doord Nederlands Orkest, orchestra
Masato Suzuki, conductor

Sabine Devieilhe, vocals
I Giardini: Pauline Buet, cello & David Violi, piano
Marco Giusti, lighting
Laurent Pelly, director

Discover Sabine Devieilhe in the surprising world of musicals, French chanson and musical comedy! With “Smile!”, she surprises us in a unique, intimate and daring show.
Conceived for the intimate atmosphere of a small theatre, Sabine Devieilhe reveals herself as never before, accompanied by her two accomplices, Pauline Buet and David Violi. Directed with sensitivity by Laurent Pelly, this recital – conceived as a tribute to café-concerts and variety shows – weaves an unexpected dialogue between Francis Poulenc and Cora Vaucaire, Erik Satie and Annie Cordy, Stephen Sondheim and Joséphine Baker, and even Edith Piaf.

Ludwig van Beethoven: Missa Solemnis in d Major op. 123

Golda Schultz, soprano
Wiebke Lehmkuhl, mezzo-soprano
Sebastian Kohlhepp, tenor
David Steffens, bass
Kirill Petrenko, conductor
Rundfunkchor Berlin, Chor
Berliner Philharmoniker

Johann Sebastian Bach: St Matthew Passion BWV 244

Jochen Kupfer, bass / Jesus
Werner Güra, tenor / Evangelist
Jone Martínez, soprano
Clint van der Linde, alto
Dominik Wörner, bass
NNCK, choir
Roder Jongenskoor, choir
Doord Nederlands Orkest, orchestra
Masato Suzuki, conductor

Richard Wagner: Parsifal

Jonas Kaufmann, Parsifal
Georg Nigl, Klingsor
Gerald Finley, Amfortas
Martin Snell, Titurel
John Relyea, Gurnemanz
Irene Roberts, Kundry

Philipp M. Krenn, stage director
Heike Vollmer, set design
Regine Standfuss, costumes
Stefan Schlagbauer, lighting
Thomas Achitz, video
Asher Fisch, conductor

Orchestra and Chorus of the Tyrolean Festival Erl