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DRESDEN: Amazing calling card of König’s art of conducting
Matthias Seilern • Mar 10, 2014
… König worked a lot using spontaneous motivation, muffled here and there brisk winds and demanded active engagement, especially in the finale of the symphony. This was not only a great calling card of König’s art of conducting, but he also fully advocated the [less well known] works with his name. Such a compelling persuasiveness, which also transmitted itself immediately to the musicians, is a wonderful thing, and was honoured by the audience with a strong applause.
Here the entire review of the concert with the Dresden Philharmonic in German:
Dresdner Neueste Nachrichten 10.03.2014
Dredner Neueste Nachrichten
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The spanish radio symphony orchestra and choir have just appointed Maestro Christoph König as their next chief conductor.
Es ein zeitloses Beethoven-Fest, das hier gefeiert wird, und abhängig von Moden und Zeitgeschmäckern
Please note that due to the new Government restrictions in Poland forced by the pandemic, all culture institutions will be closed from 7 November – the symphonic concert scheduled for this Saturday must take place without the audience in the Hall, but we invite you to join our live online streaming here:
Tomorrow on BBC Radio 3 's In Tune programme - Christoph Koenig talks about the new Beethoven Symphonies release with the Solistes Européens, Luxembourg coming out on 25 September: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000mszz