Ludwig Carrasco / Recenzijas

Ludwig Carrasco left the stage of the Metropolitan Theater, the musicians settled back in their seats and the applause made the conductor return, this time not only to receive the recognition of the public, but also that of the members of the orchestra who applauded with their instruments and made the floor of the stage resonate with the pounding of their feet. Carrasco asked the orchestra to stand up to thank the public's generous ovation, but the musicians did not get up, they continued clapping for their conductor, and it was an applause that not only recognized that night’s performance, but for all the work that he did during his tenure[...].

[...] the public responded euphoric and Maestro Carrasco had to return to the stage again. After the intermission, and within the framework of the 250 years aniversary of the birth of Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827), they performed a version of his "Quartet number 11 in F minor, Op. 95, Serioso", rewritten by Gustav Mahler (1860-1911). At the end, a resounding "bravo" came out from between the seats and the audience stood up on their feet. Twice the artistic director had to return to the stage to thank the displays of affection.