Name: Joyce DiDonato: EDEN
Start: 2022-09-20T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-09-20T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Zaryadye Hall

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Mezzo-soprano

Joyce DiDonato

Mezzo-Soprano

Mise en scène

Marie Lambert-Le Bihan

Direction d'orchestre

Zefira Valova

Lumières

John Torres

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Il Pomo d'Oro

Zaryadye Hall

Joyce DiDonato: EDEN

Moscou

Russie

Grand Hall

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Valide

Eden: Concert Various

Joyce Didonato, mezzo-soprano IL Pomo d'Oro Chamber Orchestra (Italy) Conductor – Maxim Emelyanychev Grammy winner Joyce Didonato returns to the Zaryadye Hall – this time with his project EDEN. The concert program will feature music by Handel, Purcell, Mahler, Wagner and Ives. Didonato's voice was called "gold of the highest standard" by the press. This golden voice is accompanied by an amazing acting talent and a phenomenal technique that allows her to easily bring out the most complex graces. The ensemble Il Pomo d'Oro will perform with the famous mezzo-soprano. The playing of this authentic baroque band is as memorable as its name, which translates as "Golden Apple". Since 2016, the ensemble has been led by a graduate of the Moscow P. I. Tchaikovsky Conservatory, Maxim Emelyanychev, pianist, conductor, star of the European stage. The name of the musician sounded loudly in 2014, when he received the Golden Mask special award for the part of the hammerklavier in Mozart's opera Le nozze di Figaro staged by the Perm Opera and Ballet Theatre. Since then, Maxim can be seen and heard more often abroad than in Russia. He conducts and performs as a soloist, playing the hammerklavier, harpsichord, cornet and piano. In 2017, the Il Pomo d'Oro ensemble conducted by Maxim Emelyanychev received the Echo Klassik award along with Joyce Didonato for her project In War & Peace: Harmony Through Music and was nominated for a Grammy. _________________________________________________________________________________________ Poster of the concerts of the Zaryadye Hall: when he received the Golden Mask special prize for the part of the hammerklavier in Mozart's opera The Marriage of Figaro staged by the Perm Opera and Ballet Theatre. Since then, Maxim can be seen and heard more often abroad than in Russia. He conducts and performs as a soloist, playing the hammerklavier, harpsichord, cornet and piano. In 2017, the Il Pomo d'Oro ensemble conducted by Maxim Emelyanychev received the Echo Klassik award along with Joyce Didonato for her project In War & Peace: Harmony Through Music and was nominated for a Grammy. _________________________________________________________________________________________ Poster of the concerts of the Zaryadye Hall: when he received the Golden Mask special prize for the part of the hammerklavier in Mozart's opera The Marriage of Figaro staged by the Perm Opera and Ballet Theatre. Since then, Maxim can be seen and heard more often abroad than in Russia. He conducts and performs as a soloist, playing the hammerklavier, harpsichord, cornet and piano. In 2017, the Il Pomo d'Oro ensemble conducted by Maxim Emelyanychev received the Echo Klassik award along with Joyce Didonato for her project In War & Peace: Harmony Through Music and was nominated for a Grammy. _________________________________________________________________________________________ Poster of the concerts of the Zaryadye Hall: In 2017, the Il Pomo d'Oro ensemble conducted by Maxim Emelyanychev received the Echo Klassik award along with Joyce Didonato for her project In War & Peace: Harmony Through Music and was nominated for a Grammy. _________________________________________________________________________________________ Poster of the concerts of the Zaryadye Hall: In 2017, the Il Pomo d'Oro ensemble conducted by Maxim Emelyanychev received the Echo Klassik award along with Joyce Didonato for her project In War & Peace: Harmony Through Music and was nominated for a Grammy.

Following her ground-breaking and award-winning global project, “In War & Peace: Harmony Through Music” which reached over 3 million viewers worldwide, Joyce DiDonato turns her creative vision and artistry to her next great passion: EDEN

Exploring the majesty, might, and mystery of Nature through both arresting and evocative music and theatrical effects, Joyce will take the viewer on an emotional journey to reconnect to the power and fragility of Nature, exploring our place within this kaleidoscopic, wondrous world around us. 
 
Joined by her long term musical partners, Il Pomo d’Oro and Maxim Emelyanychev, as well as the French stage director Marie Lambert,  Joyce aims to double the global viewership through worldwide touring and streaming, as well as build on the interactive element of the public and presenting organization's direct participation.  This will be an industry-defining project that speaks to the heart of humanity’s essence, at precisely the most needed moment in time.

The ensemble Il Pomo d’Oro  was founded in 2012. It is characterized by an authentic, dynamic interpretation of operas and instrumental works from the Baroque and Classical period. The musicians are all well-known specialists and are among the best in the field of historical performance practice. The ensemble so far worked with the conductors Riccardo Minasi, Maxim Emelyanychev, Stefano Montanari, George Petrou, Enrico Onofri and Francesco Corti. Concert master Zefira Valova leads the orchestra in various projects. Since 2016 Maxim Emelyanychev has been its chief conductor, and since 2019 Francesco Corti is principal guest conductor.

English

Joyce DiDonato: EDEN by Various, mar. 20 sept. 2022, Du (2022/2022), Dirigé par Marie Lambert-Le Bihan,, Chef d'orchestre Zefira Valova, Zaryadye Hall, Moscou, Russie

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