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2026 Beethoven Festival evokes a sense of home (opens the original)
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Four trumpeters will be scattered throughout the concert hall, accompanied by organ music, promising a magnificent auditory experience in Bonn's newly renovated Beethovenhalle on Friday evening. The piece "A Call to the Heavens" was composed by Stefan Behrisch specifically for the opening of this year's Beethovenfest. Additionally, the London Symphony Orchestra, led by principal conductor Sir Antonio Pappano, will perform Ludwig van Beethoven's "Die Weihe des Hauses" ("The Consecration of the Ho
Star violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter: 50 years on stage (opens the original)
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The list of international composers who have written for star violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter is a long one. It features names like Krzysztof Penderecki and Sofia Gubaidulina, along with Andre Previn and Jörg Widmann. In recent years, women like Iranian-Dutch composer Aftab Darvishi and South Korean composer Unsuk Chin have also written works for Mutter. On the occasion of the violinist's 50th stage anniversary, she's now recorded over 30 works either dedicated to her or commissioned by her — all p
'Rienzi': Why this Wagner opera is so relevant today (opens the original)
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Even before opening night, expectations of how the themes of Richard Wagner's "Rienzi" would be handled were running high — not least because the opera had never been staged at the Bayreuth Festival. Now it has opened the festival's 150th anniversary. One aspect that fueled the debate: The close relationship between Wagner's descendants and Adolf Hitler — "Rienzi" was one of Hitler's favorite operas. "It's a piece that's highly contaminated," director Alexandra Szemerédy told DW. "When Katharina
Confronting Bayreuth Festival's troubled legacy at 150 (opens the original)
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The Bayreuth Festival celebrates its 150th anniversary beginning July 25. But in the lead-up to the milestone, some observers have criticized how Bayreuth deals with the festival's antisemitic legacy. Jewish public intellectual Michel Friedman was invited to speak at a memorial ceremony honoring victims of National Socialism at the opening of the festival. Scheduled to discuss Richard Wagner's antisemitism and the festival's historical ties with the Nazis, Friedman was suddenly disinvited — only
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