Ariane Matiakh

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HIGHLIGHTS 23/24

Orchestre de Paris

Philharmonie de Paris, Grande salle Pierre Boulez / Transfiguré - 12 Vies de Schönberg.

9, 10 ,11/01/24

Orchestre Métropolitain Montréal - Italian Dream.

13, 14, 15, 17/03/24

Orchestre du Capitole de Toulouse - Résurrection d'un chef d'oeuvre

28/03/24

Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra - Symphonie Fantastique

20/04/24

Staatstheater Hamburg - Carmen

14, 21, 23, 25, 27/06/24

ON THE AGENDA

Württemberg Philharmonic Orchestra Reutlingen’s Seasonal program 2023/2024

Have a look right now: The brand new program of the Württemberg Philharmonic Orchestra Reutlingen has been published. Book your evenings !

 

RECORDINGS

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Music by the marvelous, criminally underrated composer and “Aural Alchemist” Charles Koechlin is always a discovery and invariably. “Koechlin can daub with notes as Seurat daubed with bright pigments on canvas [he] could, whenever he wished, bathe his music in the impressionist glories of Debussy and Ravel or give it the delicacy of Fauré and then toughen it up with some Roussel-like grinding rhythms.” (Robert Reilly)

The Basel Symphony Orchestra’s performance under Ariane Matiakh has a wonderful lithe elegance, which matches the beauty and refinement of Koechlin’s writing in every respect.

The Guardian, May 26, 2022

There have been efforts over the years to attract significant attention to Koechlin. They’ve failed. Earlier recordings of “Seven Stars’,” by little-known conductors and orchestras, attracted only cult followings. The latest comes from Switzerland’s Basel Symphony Orchestra conducted by Ariane Matiakh on the Capriccio label, again seemingly outside the mainstream.

This time the performance is as colorful and charismatic as the subject matter, and the recorded sound is equally stellar.

Los Angeles Times, July 16, 2022


PENTHESILEA, PASCAL DUSAPIN

Under the direction of French conductor Ariane Matiakh, the Orchestre de Paris and the Accentus Choir, together with soloists Christel Loetzsch, Marisol Montalvo and Georg Nig in the main roles, performed Pascal Dusapin's latest opera on 21 November 2020.