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Matinee zum Muttertag, MendelssohnSchumann
ORF Vienna Radio Symphony OrchestraConductor
Se program, medvirkende og produktionsholdKiezpalast Die Alte Oper Beschleunigt: Tempo, Tempo!, Various
Alte Oper FrankfurtConductor
Se medvirkende og produktionsholdDie Walküre (The Valkyrie), Wagner, Richard
Greek National OperaConductor
Se medvirkende og produktionsholdTranssylvanische Reise, BrahmsVeressLigetiLiszt
Bremer PhilharmonikerConductor
Se program, medvirkende og produktionsholdOrient-express Neujahrskonzert, Various
Staatsoper StuttgartConductor
Se medvirkende og produktionsholdMatinee zum Muttertag, MendelssohnSchumann
ORF Vienna Radio Symphony OrchestraConductor
Se program, medvirkende og produktionsholdKiezpalast Die Alte Oper Beschleunigt: Tempo, Tempo!, Various
Alte Oper FrankfurtConductor
Se medvirkende og produktionsholdDie Walküre (The Valkyrie), Wagner, Richard
Greek National OperaConductor
Se medvirkende og produktionsholdTranssylvanische Reise, BrahmsVeressLigetiLiszt
Bremer PhilharmonikerConductor
Se program, medvirkende og produktionsholdWozzeck, Berg
Aalto-Musiktheater EssenConductor
Se medvirkende og produktionshold8. Sinfoniekonzert, RavelPiazzollaAlbéniz, I.Sibelius
Theater ChemnitzConductor
Se program, medvirkende og produktionsholdRoland Kluttig has been the principal conductor of the Graz Philharmonic Orchestra and Graz Opera since the 2020/2021 season. After he had already conducted successful new productions of Paul Dukas' “Ariane et Barbe-Bleue” and Karol Szymanowski's “Król Roger” in this opera house in previous years, the 20/21 season began with a production of Mieczysław Weinberg's opera “The Passenger ”, which will be issued in the coming autumn on CD and DVD as well. He opened the 2021/22 season at Graz Opera with a concert that combined Richard Strauss's “Alpine Symphony” with Georg Friedrich Haas's concerto grosso No. 1 for 4 alphorns. Kluttig's new productions at Graz Opera will be Haas's opera “Morgen und Abend” (“Morning and Evening”) in its Austrian premiere and Wagner's “Flying Dutchman”, alongsi