Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
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Orchestre symphonique de Bournemouth
L'Orchestre symphonique de Bournemouth (en anglais Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra) est un orchestre symphonique britannique basé à Poole, près de Bournemouth.
Histoire
Appelé à l'origine Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra (jusqu'en 1954), l'orchestre est fondé en 1893 avec des instruments à vent avant de devenir un orchestre symphonique complet. Dédié à la musique contemporaine, l'orchestre a été dirigé par les compositeurs Edward Elgar et Gustav Holst (entre autres) qui ont ainsi défendu leurs propres oeuvres.
Chef principal
- 1893-1934 Sir Dan Godfrey
- 1934-1939 Richard Austin
- 1939-1947 Montague Birch
- 1947-1951 Rudolf Schwarz
- 1951-1961 Sir Charles Groves
- 1962-1969 Constantin Silvestri
- 1969-1972 George Hurst (faisant fonction)
- 1972-1979 Paavo Berglund
- 1974-1976 Simon Rattle (Jeune chef "en résidence")
- 1980-1982 Uri Segal
- 1982-1988 Rudolf Barshaï
- 1988-1994 Andrew Litton
- 1990-2000 Kees Bakels (Chef invité)
- 1992-1995 Richard Hickox (Principal chef invité)
- 1995-2000 Yakov Kreizberg
- 2001- Marin Alsop
Répertoire
L'orchestre donne environ 150 concerts par an. De nombreux disques ont reçu un accueil favorable de la critique :
Liens externes
Portail de la musique classique
Catégories : Orchestre britannique | Orchestre symphonique
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