I have been worse than bad in the last month in relation to the blog!
However I think that the photos and videos show that it has been (and still is!) a very busy and exciting time! From Spain to Austria, always with a foot in London, I have been playing, conducting and learning as much as I can!
The time in Graz was vibrant and it was such an occasion to conduct for Kammerphilarmonie Graz and Orpheus Sinfonia. However, it was equally exciting to come home and record Bulería with LondonCreative Ensemeble. The recording session was very intense, but we all were very happy after! The official video and audio will come very shortly, and I will post it on here. For now, the video that I have uploaded (and it's sound) is from my own camara! :)
I also had fantastic opportunity to spend some time watching Il Trittico at ROH, and there have been (very) few moments in my life as inspiring and invigorating than seeing Antonio Pappano rehearse! The level of energy, commitment and musicianship goes beyond anything that I have experienced before. A true lesson for life. And the music was superb! I think that these pieces are just genius! Funnily enough, it looks like I will be playing Gianni Schichi in March with Fulham opera, something I'm now more than looking forward too!
Right, haven't written in months, but I'm not going to overdue it now either! :) Hopefully, there is a very exciting project that is coming slowly to light, and I will be posting you very soon about it! Fingers crossed!
Night,
Maite
However I think that the photos and videos show that it has been (and still is!) a very busy and exciting time! From Spain to Austria, always with a foot in London, I have been playing, conducting and learning as much as I can!
The time in Graz was vibrant and it was such an occasion to conduct for Kammerphilarmonie Graz and Orpheus Sinfonia. However, it was equally exciting to come home and record Bulería with LondonCreative Ensemeble. The recording session was very intense, but we all were very happy after! The official video and audio will come very shortly, and I will post it on here. For now, the video that I have uploaded (and it's sound) is from my own camara! :)
I also had fantastic opportunity to spend some time watching Il Trittico at ROH, and there have been (very) few moments in my life as inspiring and invigorating than seeing Antonio Pappano rehearse! The level of energy, commitment and musicianship goes beyond anything that I have experienced before. A true lesson for life. And the music was superb! I think that these pieces are just genius! Funnily enough, it looks like I will be playing Gianni Schichi in March with Fulham opera, something I'm now more than looking forward too!
Right, haven't written in months, but I'm not going to overdue it now either! :) Hopefully, there is a very exciting project that is coming slowly to light, and I will be posting you very soon about it! Fingers crossed!
Night,
Maite
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