The city’s Culture Senator Joe Chialo will unveil on Monday a plaque on a house in Ludwigkirchstraße, Wilmersdorf, where the former Philharmonic chief conductor lived until 2001.
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The “Bishop” was a great one. He deserves honors.
It is one point of disagreement with the knowledgeable Dave Hurvitz.
…and his views to who should succeed Barenboim at the Staatsoper –
“It’s about preserving the house in its excellence and tradition and still opening doors for a modern future.” For Chialo it is clear: “If I have an equal excellence with two candidates, I would always prefer a woman. And if we could find a woman with a migration background, then of course it would be even better.”
Middle aged white men with 30 years experience need not apply.
Sounds as if Chialo has been infected with the DEI virus
Wolfram Christ will deliver the prolusion
I have wonderful memories of seeing Abbado and the BPO together on tour at Carnegie Hall. They were great together.
Not a priotity, but an obligation.
The Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion commemorates the pianist and conductor Claudio Abbado (1933-2014) with a Berlin commemorative plaque. The long-time chief conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic lived until 2001 on Ludwigkirchstraße in Wilmersdorf.
At the unveiling of the commemorative plaque on Monday, June 26, 2023 at 3:30 p.m. in Ludwigkirchstraße 9a, 10719 Berlin:
Joe Chialo, Senator for Culture and Social Cohesion
Georg Friedrichs, CEO of GASAG AG
Wolfram Christ, from 1978 to 1999 first solo violist in the Berlin Philharmonic, since 1999 professor at the University of Music in Freiburg