La Scala loses Chailly for several weeks
NewsThe music director of La Scala Milan has pulled out of next month’s new production of Un ballo in Maschera, ‘due to an indisposition’.
Riccardo Chailly is said to be recovering at home.
Comments
MOST READ TODAY:
-
Orchestras
Powerhouse violinist quits in Cleveland
We hear that Stephen Rose, former head of…
-
News
These we have lost in 2024
There have been some irreparable losses. Germany mourned…
-
News
Panic buttons at Cleveland
The steady departure of cherished professors at the…
-
Orchestras
Happy birthday MTT, 80 today
The prolific international conductor Michael Tilson Thomas, diagnosed…
An absolute shame. His Leipzig Ballo is thrilling.
He’s a great conductor. I can see him going elsewhere.
The dictionary gives two noun definitions for ‘indisposition’: (i) a mild illness, and (ii) a lack of enthusiasm or inclination; a reluctance. I wonder which is meant here? (‘Recovering at home’ could suggest Maestro Chailly is doing all he can to muster an iota of interest!) A useful verbal construction that could be employed by managements worldwide to avoid awkwardness in many situations (e.g. ‘a Tristan indisposition’).
It also killed Karajan. Worse than Macbeth.
The greatest living Italian conductor, by a thousand miles. Or, better said, the only great living Italian conductor.
Get well soon, Maestro!
Apart from Muti!
the finest italian conductor active today is, in my opinion, fabio luisi; the last great italian conductor was mario rossi
Some deserve the Lightfoot administration.
Muti fans totally deserve it.
NYC could use him badly.