[DVD] Tomomi Nishimoto conducting BUDAPEST PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA; DVORAK: SYNPHONY No.9 "FROM THE NEW WORLD" LIVE IN BUDAPEST
This was recorded on 21st October, 2008 in the Hungarian State Opera House.
http://www.opera.hu/index_e.php?lang=en&module=main_eng
Conductor: Tomomi Nishimoto
http://www.tomomi-n.com/profile.html
Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet -Fantasy Overture after Shakespeare
Tchaikovsky: Capriccio Italian, Op.45
Dvorak: Symphony No.9 in E-minor Op.95 "FROM THE NEW WORLD"
Brahms: Hungarian Dance No.1 in G minor
I think there are deep values in this DVD. You can enjoy so much beautiful and great-flamboyant Hungarian State Opera House, and maestro Nishimoto's spirited direction and the orchestra's glowing performance responding to it. Both image and audio are very high quality. Eight high-definition cameras worked. The atmosphere and feeling of tension of this concert are packed in this DVD as it is.
I listened this concert in the opera house, and see myself on this DVD as an audience! It is so wonderful memories for me.
"FROM THE NEW WORLD" is overwhelming, and I think "Romeo and Juliet" and "Hungarian Dance No.1" are brilliant. This orchestra's tone color blends well with flavor of "Hungarian Dance No.1".
Throughout the whole concert, I felt strong trusting relationship between the conductor and the orchestra members.
Scene of the rehearsal, interviews of maestro Nishimoto, and sightseeing of Hungary are included.
You can get this DVD through this site.
http://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/switch-language/product/B001QA2XA8/ref=dp_change_lang?ie=UTF8&language=en%5FJP
By the way, maestro Tomomi Nishimoto debuted in the US in March, 2009.
Short motion picture:
http://www.anaheim.edu/content/view/760/722/
Many pictures: http://www.anaheim.edu/content/view/761/723/
* The related Japanese article
http://34402263.at.webry.info/200904/article_1.html
http://www.opera.hu/index_e.php?lang=en&module=main_eng
Conductor: Tomomi Nishimoto
http://www.tomomi-n.com/profile.html
Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet -Fantasy Overture after Shakespeare
Tchaikovsky: Capriccio Italian, Op.45
Dvorak: Symphony No.9 in E-minor Op.95 "FROM THE NEW WORLD"
Brahms: Hungarian Dance No.1 in G minor
I think there are deep values in this DVD. You can enjoy so much beautiful and great-flamboyant Hungarian State Opera House, and maestro Nishimoto's spirited direction and the orchestra's glowing performance responding to it. Both image and audio are very high quality. Eight high-definition cameras worked. The atmosphere and feeling of tension of this concert are packed in this DVD as it is.
I listened this concert in the opera house, and see myself on this DVD as an audience! It is so wonderful memories for me.
"FROM THE NEW WORLD" is overwhelming, and I think "Romeo and Juliet" and "Hungarian Dance No.1" are brilliant. This orchestra's tone color blends well with flavor of "Hungarian Dance No.1".
Throughout the whole concert, I felt strong trusting relationship between the conductor and the orchestra members.
Scene of the rehearsal, interviews of maestro Nishimoto, and sightseeing of Hungary are included.
You can get this DVD through this site.
http://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/switch-language/product/B001QA2XA8/ref=dp_change_lang?ie=UTF8&language=en%5FJP
By the way, maestro Tomomi Nishimoto debuted in the US in March, 2009.
Short motion picture:
http://www.anaheim.edu/content/view/760/722/
Many pictures: http://www.anaheim.edu/content/view/761/723/
* The related Japanese article
http://34402263.at.webry.info/200904/article_1.html
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