PJ's Contract with DKAM Extended
Congratulations to Paavo!
From the official press release:
Due to the great success which the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen and Paavo Järvi recently had and because of several invitations for the next year of the "combination" Paavo Järvi/The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen/Beethoven symphonies, it is only logical that the collaboration of the orchestra and its conductor will continue. The current contract, valid till December 2006, will be extended till the end of 2007.
The next outstanding project will be a tour through Japan in May 2006. Its highlight is a cyclic interpretation of all nine Beethoven symphonies lasting three days in the Yokohama Concert Hall. Järvi comments on the successes with The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen especially with the Beethoven symphonies: "The work with The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen is most inspiring for me. The highlights of the past season were without doubt the wonderful Beethoven concerts in the US and Canada." The New York Times writes about the performance of the orchestra on the occasion of the Mostly Mozart Festival as "the event of the summer".
From the official press release:
Due to the great success which the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen and Paavo Järvi recently had and because of several invitations for the next year of the "combination" Paavo Järvi/The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen/Beethoven symphonies, it is only logical that the collaboration of the orchestra and its conductor will continue. The current contract, valid till December 2006, will be extended till the end of 2007.
The next outstanding project will be a tour through Japan in May 2006. Its highlight is a cyclic interpretation of all nine Beethoven symphonies lasting three days in the Yokohama Concert Hall. Järvi comments on the successes with The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen especially with the Beethoven symphonies: "The work with The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen is most inspiring for me. The highlights of the past season were without doubt the wonderful Beethoven concerts in the US and Canada." The New York Times writes about the performance of the orchestra on the occasion of the Mostly Mozart Festival as "the event of the summer".
Comments