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The Board of the Monteverdi Choir and Orchestras (MCO) has made the decision that Sir John Eliot Gardiner, founder of the Monteverdi Choir, the English Baroque Soloists and the Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique, will not be returning to the organisation.
Following a reported assault in August 2023, John Eliot Gardiner stepped back from public music-making. He accepted full responsibility for the incident, and he has not worked with the organisation for nearly a year. During this time, the MCO did consider the possibility of a rehabilitation process – operating within the MCO’s Respect & Dignity at Work policy – while its primary concern throughout has been to fully uphold values of inclusion, equality and respect for all its stakeholders.
As a leading Arts organisation, the MCO takes seriously its obligations to protect victims of abuse and assault, and preventing any recurrence remains a priority for the organisation.
John Eliot Gardiner’s extraordinary musical influence over the past sixty years has made a lasting impact. The MCO acknowledges with gratitude his monumental contribution, and holds a deep-seated commitment to honour and preserve these phenomenal accomplishments.
The organisation is proud to have enabled and promoted his long and illustrious career, alongside that of many other musicians. They will work passionately to build upon the remarkable foundations laid by the three ensembles he founded, taking forward their trailblazing work with new talent and new benchmark performances for years to come.
So far this year the MCO has continued to bring extraordinary music making to audiences around the world. Projects with conductors Dinis Sousa, Jonathan Sells and Peter Whelan, including the Beethoven symphony cycle in London and Paris, Bach motets in Leipzig, and, most recently, Handel’s Israel in Egypt at the Salzburg Festival, have attracted widespread critical acclaim.
At the end of the summer and in coordination with
our venue partners, the MCO will announce new conductors that will be joining
the MCO to lead a new season of projects, which will feature new creative
milestones and firsts for the choir and orchestras.
https://monteverdi.co.uk/news/JEG-statement-July2024
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La Musica è sensazione e certamente chi la crea e compone vive di sensazioni extracorporali. In estensioni etemporali “d’artista”.
Ludovico Einaudi, pianoforte
Federico Mecozzi, violino e viola
Redi Hasa, violoncello e violoncello elettrico
Rocco Nigro, fisarmonica
Alberto Fabris, basso elettrico e basso synth
Sebastiano De Gennaro, percussioni
Gianluca Mancini, live electronics
Francesco Arcuri, polistrumentista
lLa Musica è di per sé spettacolo e lo spettacooo vive quasi sempre di Musica.
L’occasione di avere allo Stresa Festival il compositore di fama internazionale LUDOVICO EINAUDI è certamente uno dei momenti clou della stagione. Einaudi, da vero creatore ha saputo coniugare le epoche ed i tempi diversi in un unicum spettacolare.
A tratti la musica è essenziale, per poi scoppiare in un ritmo che rasenta il rock, ma che non dimentica mail l’eleganza ed aggiungerei anche la discrezione.
Polistrumentisti validi traggono sonorità evocative addirittura dallo sfregamento di catene e poi lo spettacolo è registicamente curato come quando Einaudi viene lasciato in assolo sul palco e poi un ad uno i musicisti ritornano inserendosi nel brano in esecuzione.
Oltre due ore di musica ininterrotta e di atmosfere impalpabili.
La Musica vince sempre.
Renzo Bellardone
credit Foto: Di Nozzi
Y TAMBIÉN, MÁS CERCA
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