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Magic on the Amsterdam canals

According to German folk legend, nutcrackers bring good luck. And that’s certainly proven true for the international ballet world. Since the premiere of the original version in 1892, The Nutcracker has become the most popular ballet in the world, especially around Christmas time. That’s also the case in the Netherlands, where 325,000 people have already been enchanted by the heart-warming version of the ballet created by Toer van Schayk and Wayne Eagling.

Performed by the Dutch National Ballet, The Dutch Ballet Orchestra lead by Koen Kessels

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Anima Eterna, lead by Pablo Heras-Casado will celebrate the Bruckner Year 2024 also in Euskadí, Basque Country, at the Kursaal San Sebastian Donostia.

Mahler: Rückert Lieder with Sarah Conolly, mezzosoprano
Bruckner: 3rd symphony 1st version 1873

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Anima Eterna, lead by Pablo Heras-Casado will celebrate the Bruckner Year 2024 also in Barcelona, at the breathtakingly beautiful Palau de la Música Catalana.

Mahler: Rückert Lieder with Sarah Conolly, mezzosoprano
Bruckner: 3rd symphony 1st version 1873

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Anima Eterna, lead by Pablo Heras-Casado will celebrate the Bruckner Year 2024 also in Lyon, at the Auditorium Lyon.

Mahler: Rückert Lieder with Sarah Conolly, mezzosoprano
Bruckner: 3rd symphony 1st version 1873

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This concert has a wonderful venue. The gorgeous, Baroque styled Royal Castle in Gödöllö (in the suburbs of Budapest), built by the Grassalkovich Family.
Alex Szilasi pianist, just honoured with the Liszt Prize will perform a Chopin evening with 4 internationally acclaimed string players booked by Musix For You. The concert is part of the XIII. Liszt Fesztivál Gödöllö, and will be performed on original, authentic instrumentation.
The concert will be recorded by MTVA, the Hungarian Television.

Chopin: All the Walzes
Chopin: 2nd Piano Concerto in f minor, version with string quartet

Alex Szilasi – piano
Martin Reimann – violin
Hadrien Delmotte – violin
Örzse Adam – viola
Andrea László – violoncello

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Resident artist rediscovers the sound of Bruckner

A concert by Anima Eterna Brugge is always an adventure, especially when it takes us back into the 19th century. Like a true rediscoverer, Pablo Heras-Casado explores Bruckner’s Symphony no.3 in D minor – his ‘Wagner Symphony – a work that definitively established his symphonic reputation. Wagner himself considered the five songs he composed to texts by his muse Mathilde Wesendonck as his best work so far. An emotional opener to the evening.

Richard Wagner (1813-1883): Fünf Gedichte für eine Frauenstimme, WWV91, ‘Wesendonck-Lieder’ with Christiane Karg mezzosoprano

Anton Bruckner (1824-1896): Symphony no.3 in D minor, ‘Wagner-Symphony‘ (version 1873)

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