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Tuesday, September 11, 2012

New Henk Neven Recital Coming on CD

Henk Neven
We're unabashedly huge Henk Neven fans and his recitals are as magical as those by Simon Keenlyside or Christopher Maltman. His recital from earlier this year was recorded by ONYX and will be released next month. The CD entitled 'Auf einer burg' includes music by Schubert, Faure and Debussy, all with a theme of the sea.

Henk Neven sings Schubert's "Gute Nacht":


If you can't wait for the CD, he has two upcoming recitals of note. 

On September 17, Neven will perform a recital of music by Brahms and Liszt at Wigmore Hall with accompanist Hans Eijsackers. On September 22, he'll give a recital at the Huis te Linschoten sponsored by the Schubert Foundation. Neven will perform accompanied by guitar player Fernando Riscado Cordas. Many of Schubert's songs were originally written for both piano and guitar accompaniments.

Amazingly, despite his meteoric rise as one of the top recitalists in Europe, no one has booked Neven yet in the United States.

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Hvorostovsky performing in Mexico City, Russia, London, NY and Munich

Dmitri Hvorostovsky aka "The Siberian Hunky"
On August 22, Dmitri Hvorostovsky and pianist Ivari Ilja will give a recital at Mexico City’s historic Palacio de Bellas Artes. Their program spans the art song and operatic repertoires, with works by Liszt, Rossini, and Verdi, among others. Dmitri's concert in the Mexican capital will also include Rachmaninov songs featured on his latest album, Rachmaninov Romances. Click HERE for tickets. 

 Dmitri Hvorostovsky Rachmaninov's "She's As Fair As Noon:" 

The Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City is the first of several major venues at which Hvorostovsky will appear in the coming season. In addition to a recital tour across Russia this December, he will perform at London’s Wigmore Hall on September 8th, New York’s Carnegie Hall on March 27th and Munich’s Prinzregententheater on July 3rd.