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Frank Martin and Igor Stravinsky with the OCL in Lausanne and Amsterdam

Thierry Fischer conducts the Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne in a program featuring Frank Martin’s Die Blaue Blume in an orchestration by Bart Visman and Igor Stravinsky’s Pulcinella. Thierry Fischer is joined by soprano Hélène Walter, tenor Luca Bernard, and bass Stephen MacLeod. Performances take place in Lausanne and the Concertgebouw Amsterdam. 30 April & 1 May 2025 Salle Métropole, Lausanne, Switzerland Tickets 3...

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Mahler 5 with São Paulo State Symphony Orchestra

Folha de S.Paulo, 14. March 2025: [Thierry Fischer’s] work in this repertoire deserves full consideration. He never seeks easy effects: he maintains elegance amid chaos and rejects all excessive violence. He never loses control of phrasing — no matter how complex the interactions between the sections may be — and sound balance is his obsession.

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Mahler 5 with Utah Symphony

Utah Arts Review, 22. February 2025: The Adagietto, scored for just strings and harp, is undoubtedly the Fifth’s most famous movement, and one of Mahler’s most sublime creations. Fischer coaxed lyrical, expressive playing and delicately crafted phrasing from the string section that underscored the movement’s transcendent beauty (and offered a much needed moment of repose...

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Thierry Fischer Returns to Utah Symphony

Thierry Fischer, Music Director Emeritus of the Utah Symphony, returns to the orchestra for the first time after ending his music directorship of 14 years in 2023. The two concert runs will each feature a Mahler symphony. “Performing Mahler with the Utah Symphony is special because it was the first American orchestra to perform and...