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InClassica International Music Festival 2021

Dubai, 28^th August – 26^th September 2021

Documenting the 10^th edition of the InClassica International Music in Dubai welcoming renowned artists with a series of concerts.

Daniel Raiskin & Andreas Ottensamer in rehearsal

Andreas Ottensamer & Daniel Raiskin in concert

Gil Shaham & Bernhard Fleischer

Rudolf Buchbinder & Daniel Raiskin

Trio Wanderer: Jean-Marc Phillips-Varjabédian (violin), Vincent Coq (piano), Raphaël Pidoux (violoncello)

Kit Armstrong, Bernhard Fleischer, Sergey Smbatyan

Trio Tournage: Jörg Theiss (audio), Paul Fenkart (video), Judit Stassak (line producer)

Daniel Hope, Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra under the baton of Sergey Smbatyan

Gergely Madaras & Bernhard Fleischer

Joseph Calleja

Mischa Maisky & Malta Philharmonic Orchestra

Marc-André Hamelin

Fatma Said & Bernhard Fleischer

Launched as the Malta International Music Festival in 2011, the festival was rebranded to InClassica in 2021.

The visitors of the Dubai classical music festival have different backgrounds and come from all over the world.

In the Club Lounge of the Jumeirah Zabeel Saray Hotel

Interview with Sergey Khachatryan

Maxim Vengerov giving an interview in the Jumeirah Zabeel Saray Hotel

Bernhard Fleischer in conversation with Denis Kozhukhin

The festival features 30 orchestral concerts in the Dubai Opera and the Coca-Cola Arena (above)

Joshua Das, Line Producer of InClassica International Music Festival

Jörg Theiss

Paul Fenkart

Stella Chen

Alan Chircop, Artistic Director of the European Foundation for Support of Culture

Steven Isserlis

The Festival comprises a varied program including 37 renowned soloists

Fazil Say

Bernhard Fleischer & Michael Francis

Anna Tifu

David Aaron Carpenter

Julia Zilberquit & Arcady Feldman

Bernhard Fleischer

Marius Stravinsky, Leonard Schreiber, Yeol Eum Son

Yeol Eum Son in rehearsal with Jerusalem Syphony Orchestra

Jörg Theiss

Bernhard Fleischer & Andrey Gugnin

The InClassica International Music festival which celebrated its 10th anniversary made its way to Dubai and was held at Dubai Opera first before it moved to the Coca-Cola Arena.

It has brought together 37 soloists, 7 orchestras and 13 conductors, all of whom are considered contemporary luminaries of the classical genre.

DUBAI 2021 InClassica International Music Festival

Arabian Impressions

Music Venue Architecture

DUBAI OPERA, Downtown Dubai

The BFMI conquerors: Michael Hartl, Jörg Theiss, Judit Stassak, Paul Fenkart, Bernhard Fleischer - LTR

The Dubai Opera is a multi-format venue performing arts centre, which is located within The Opera District.

The 1901-seat performing arts centre was designed by Janus Rostock of Atkins.

The building may transform into three modes; from a theatre into a concert hall, and into a ‘flat floor’ mode becoming a banquet or event hall.

Dubai Opera is designed to resemble a dhow, a traditional sailing vessel.

Visitors to the VIEW AT THE PALM:
Bernhard Fleischer and Rudolf Buchbinder

Bernhard Fleischer on the observation deck
towering 240 metres above Palm Jumeirah

Sparkling like a soda:
Ceiling lighting in the Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai

The Coca-Cola Arena is situated within the urban lifestyle destination of City Walk

The arena is a 17,000-capacity, multi-purpose venue.

The building spans 500,000-square feet for music concerts, sports and all sorts of entertainment events.

Concert Rehearsal with Leonhard Schreiber and Marius Stravinsky conducting the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra, the first Israeli orchestra on Dubai soil

The team of medici-TV working on the recording of the concerts at the InClassica Music Festival

Framing the gigantic stage to dimensions of a symphony hall

Yeol Eum Son rehearsing the Prokofiev Piano Concerto No. 3

Enjoying Arabian Nights: Michael Hartl, Jörg Theiss, Judit Stassak, Paul Fenkart, Bernhard Fleischer - LTR

Bringing Music into Your Homes

Reflections on The Past Year

Chamber Music Livestream, Villa Seligmann in Hanover
with technical support by OTB Medien

Preparing for a concert with Elisabeth Kufferath and Kiveli Dörken

Handel’s TRIONFO – FOUR LAST NIGHTS
Staatstheater Hannover

Anna Samuil & Jérémie Rhorer
The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen
Die Glocke, Bremen

Bernhard Fleischer & Jirí Kylián, choreographer of “Double You“ from RASTLOS
Staatsoper Hannover

Streaming of RASTLOS with Staatsballett Hannover
See how it works behind the scenes - YouTube

Streaming of CARMEN
Staatsoper Hannover

Not far from the Bavarian-Czech border, the "miracle" of the 2000-inhabitant community of Blaibach can be found...

... one of the most aesthetically pleasing discoveries of the past year:
The concert hall was built in 2014 according to plans by Munich architect Peter Haimerl.

Julia Bullock & Laura Poe
Recital program for ‘Cal Performances at Home’, the streaming series of UC Berkeley

Mahan Esfahani at the Bach Archiv Leipzig

Mahan Esfahani
Recital program for ‘Cal Performances at Home’

Welcome to the 2021 digital edition of Mozartwoche Salzburg!

Within a week, BFMI produced 10 large-scale orchestral concerts for live streaming on behalf of Unitel.

The video direction set up in the intermission foyer of the Mozarteum. Just on the day after the end of the Mozart Week the dismantling of this room began to implement the construction of the new Grand Foyer.

These were the last days of the buffet, which dated back to 1914 and had become too small.

Mozartwoche 21: Set-up for the ‘Casa mia Sorella’ concert in the Mozart Residence, Salzburg.

Benjamin Britten: THE TURN OF THE SCREW
Streaming from the Staatsoper Hannover

MYTHOS - Visual Concert with Niedersächsisches Staatsorchester Hannover & Ari Rasilainen conducting Sibelius

Rehearsal for DER LIEBHABER [THE LOVER]
Ballet by Marco Goecke after Marguerite Duras
Staatsballett Hannover

Rehearsal for DER LIEBHABER [THE LOVER]
The German journal 'Tanz' has chosen Marco Goecke as choreographer of the year 2021.

Rome in April 2021: a very special experience

The eternal city without tourists

Shooting the piano recital with Beatrice Rana in the Oratorio del Gonfalone, Rome

The Oratorio del Gonfalone is decorated with elaborated frescoes showing scenes of the Passion, that have been completed between 1569 and 1576 by Mannierist painters.

The Oratorio del Gonfalone (or: Oratory of the Banner) once housed a Catholic fraternity. In 1890, the fraternity was dissolved and profaned. Today the site is used for many of the concerts by the ‘Coro Polifonico Romano.’

Italian pianist Beatrice Rana usually performs at the world's most esteemed concert halls. In this intimate recital at the Gonfalone she plays Bach, Debussy and Chopin

ROMA IN PRISTINA FORMA

Osteria Betto & Mary, Rome

Mangia come a casa della nonna – brindiamo a un futuro felice!

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