сulturologist
Yusuke Suzumura
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Mr. Vedelnikov was active as an up・and-coming Russian conductor, serving as the artistic director of the Russian Philharmonic and the music director of the Bolshoi Theater before the name was changed to the current Moscow City Symphony Orchestra.
I saw Mr. Verdernikov conducting in 2014/1/10 when I was a guest at the 1772nd regular performance of the NHK Symphony Orchestra.
The pieces are selected from Glazunov's concert Waltz No. 1, Tchaikovsky's violin concerto and ballet music "Sleeping Beauty", and Jennifer Coe's violin solo.
Mr. Vedelnikov's conducting, which is impressive for the firmness of the hand that is full of afterglow but does not flow emotionally, and the breadth of the bosom that carefully creates the work after grasping every corner of the score, added lustrous to the familiar works and skillfully tailored the music that is rarely played.
Since the first appearance of regular performances in 2011, he has performed regularly with the NHK Symphony Orchestra in 2014 and 2016, and seems to build a long・lasting relationship with the NHK Symphony Orchestra like the former Evgeni Svetlanov..
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Mr. Vedelnikov was active as an up・and-coming Russian conductor, serving as the artistic director of the Russian Philharmonic and the music director of the Bolshoi Theater before the name was changed to the current Moscow City Symphony Orchestra.
I saw Mr. Verdernikov conducting in 2014/1/10 when I was a guest at the 1772nd regular performance of the NHK Symphony Orchestra.
The pieces are selected from Glazunov's concert Waltz No. 1, Tchaikovsky's violin concerto and ballet music "Sleeping Beauty", and Jennifer Coe's violin solo.
Mr. Vedelnikov's conducting, which is impressive for the firmness of the hand that is full of afterglow but does not flow emotionally, and the breadth of the bosom that carefully creates the work after grasping every corner of the score, added lustrous to the familiar works and skillfully tailored the music that is rarely played.
Since the first appearance of regular performances in 2011, he has performed regularly with the NHK Symphony Orchestra in 2014 and 2016, and seems to build a long・lasting relationship with the NHK Symphony Orchestra like the former Evgeni Svetlanov..
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