Emanaldia kredituak
Datozen Emanaldiak Gaur Aurrera
Iraganeko emanaldiak 2017 — Atzo
Monteverdi Choir / English Baroque Soloists / Peter Whelan, Händel
Elbphilharmonie & Laeiszhalle HamburgConductor
Ikusi antzezle eta ekipoaAnn Murray Lifetime Achievement Award Gala Concert, HändelMozartVarious
National Concert HallConductor
Ikusi programa, aktoreak eta lantaldeakHugh Cutting sings Bach with the Dunedin Consort, Bach, J. S.
Dunedin Consort and PlayersConductor
Ikusi programa, aktoreak eta lantaldeakBach Cantatas with Hugh Cutting, Bach, J. S.
Dunedin Consort and PlayersConductor
Ikusi programa, aktoreak eta lantaldeakIraganeko emanaldi aipagarriak
Monteverdi Choir / English Baroque Soloists / Peter Whelan, Händel
Elbphilharmonie & Laeiszhalle HamburgConductor
Ikusi antzezle eta ekipoa
Ann Murray Lifetime Achievement Award Gala Concert, HändelMozartVarious
National Concert HallConductor
Ikusi programa, aktoreak eta lantaldeak
Hugh Cutting sings Bach with the Dunedin Consort, Bach, J. S.
Dunedin Consort and PlayersConductor
Ikusi programa, aktoreak eta lantaldeakDatozen Emanaldiak
25L'olimpiade (The Olympiad), Vivaldi
Irish National OperaConductor
Ikusi antzezle eta ekipoalr.20:00
Tralee, Irelandar.20:00
Cork, Irelandog.20:00
Waterford, Irelandlr.20:00
Limerick, Irelandar.19:30
Letterkenny, Irelandog.20:00
Navan, Ireland
Biografia
Peter Whelan is among the most exciting and versatile exponents of historical performance of his generation, with a remarkable career as a conductor, keyboardist and solo bassoonist. He is Artistic Director of the Irish Baroque Orchestra and founding Artistic Director of Ensemble Marsyas. Recent engagements have included appearances with the Stavanger Symphony Orchestra, Academy of Ancient Music, Portland Baroque Orchestra, Scottish Chamber Orchestra, the English Concert, Irish Chamber Orchestra, Netherlands Chamber Orchestra and Beethoven Orchester Bonn. As conductor, Peter has a particular passion for exploring and championing neglected music from the Baroque era. Recent projects funded by The Arts Council (Ireland) and Creative Scotland involved recreating and staging live performances
