Ian Bostridge News

 
Leif Ove Andsnes' solo return to Herbst
Examiner.com
San Francisco has appreciated his skills as an accompanist with violinist Christian Tetzlaff on three occasions, and most recently he accompanied tenor Ian Bostridge in 2004. Last night he returned to Herbst Theatre with a program of curious ...

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BBC Philharmonic/HK Gruber
Radio Times
... Britten tenor Ian Bostridge sings the composer's pacifist-inspired early song cycle Our Hunting Fathers; and Gruber's compatriot Friedrich Cerha supplies a jaunty and idiosyncratic musical glimpse of Vienna old and new with Vienna Kaleidoscope.


 
Europa Galante
Carnegie Hall Blog (blog)
Recent engagements have included a tour of Sweden and concerts with Ian Bostridge at Grand Théâtre d'Amiens, as well as performances at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées in Paris, Béla Bartók National Concert Hall in Budapest, the Konzerthaus in Vienna, ...

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Chris Bryant: Identifying these pariahs isn't about class warfare. It's about ...
The Independent
Well, Ian Bostridge, for 'twas he, now has countless beautiful classical CDs to his name, has recently performed at the Carnegie Hall and will be appearing at the Queen Elizabeth Hall singing Bach Arias with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment on ...

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Hughes, BBC Philharmonic, Gruber, Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
The Arts Desk
However, the indisposition of tenor Ian Bostridge meant that he had to quickly find a replacement work and soloist. What we had was more of Vienna – Mahler's Ruckert Lieder, with soprano Ruby Hughes (pictured above right). I last heard her as Michal in ...


 
TheaterMania.com
Joshua Bell, Simon Keenlyside, Peter Sellars Set for Lincoln Center's 2012 ...
TheaterMania.com
Among the other artists who will be participating are Timothy Andres, Nareh Arghamanyan, Joshua Bell, Ian Bostridge, Budapest Festival Orchestra, Calder Quartet, Calmus vocal ensemble, Claremont Trio, Collegium Vocale Gent Choir and Orchestra, ...


 
Telegraph.co.uk
Should Alfie Boe be knocking the business that made him?
Telegraph.co.uk
For many years, a teacher of German at Westminster School (where he inspired the teenage Ian Bostridge), he is a world authority on the art and history of song, Schubert's in particular. Although he doesn't like it when lieder singers get “all precious ...