Magdalena Kožená
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Magdalena Kožená
Photo by Oleg Rostovtsev
Simon Rattle, piano
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Simon Rattle, piano
Photo by Oliver Helbig
Rahel Maria Rilling, violin
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Rahel Maria Rilling, violin
Photo by Alfred Steffen
Amihai Grosz, viola
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Amihai Grosz, viola
Photo by Edith Held
Kaspar Zehnder, flute
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Kaspar Zehnder, flute
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Andrew Marriner, clarinet
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Andrew Marriner, clarinet
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Dávid Adorján, cello
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Dávid Adorján, cello
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Stunning Czech mezzo-soprano Magdalena Kožená inspires in this evening of Shakespeare-influenced songs by Brahms, Stravinsky, and Strauss, as well as Dvořák’s Gypsy Songs and Ravel’s “Songs of Madagascar.” Kožená is joined in this poetic reverie by a group of distinguished artists.

The Program

“Multiple vistas emerged, delicate and thoughtful. How extraordinary – one voice and myriad perspectives...a haunting and irrevocably open heart.”
– Operawire on Kožená
“Kožená is one of those performers who makes singing seem like an entirely natural activity.”
– Irish Times

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Venue

1941 Broadway

Accessibility

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Magdalena Kožená, mezzo-soprano

Simon Rattle, piano
Giovanni Guzzo, violin
Rahel Maria Rilling, violin
Amihai Grosz, viola
Dávid Adorján, cello
Kaspar Zehnder, flute
Andrew Marriner, clarinet

Tuesday, November 26, 2019 at 7:30 pm Alice Tully Hall

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Performance Details

  • One hour and 30 minutes, including one intermission
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