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The Swiss musician See Siang Wong presents a compendium of new Swiss piano music in the form of works composed for him from 2001-04. Born in Holland in 1979, the Neue Zrcher Zeitung described pianist See Siang Wong as a "subtle sound painter". He made his debut with the Dutch Radio Orchestra at age 12 and has since performed concerts in renowned houses throughout Europe, Asia, Central and South America and the Middle East. In addition to his interest in new music, he has also received high prai

Die Revolution von 1848/49 gehört zur politisch aktivsten Zeit von Marx und Engels. In Köln gaben sie von Juni 1848 bis Mai 1849 die Tageszeitung "Neue Rheinische Zeitung" als "Organ der Demokratie" heraus. Der Band zeigt ihr Wirken in der Revolution als radikale Politiker und als Herausgeber und Autoren der Zeitung. Sie treten zugleich als Leitartikelschreiber und Redakteure hervor, die tägliche Nachrichtenarbeit leisten. Der Band dokumentiert eine Vielzahl neu nachgewiesener Artikel, die erstmals in einer Marx-Engels-Edition erscheinen.

“When the theatre explosives experts Rimini Protokoll light the fuse, the world and the theatre are blown in the air – and land, usually, happily back on the stage. Brilliant.” Neue Zürcher Zeitung Elderly ladies, teenagers, unemployed air traffic controllers, talented mayoral candidates, Vietnam soldiers, counsellors, Bulgarian long-­distance lorry drivers, Indian call centre workers – “real people” are ­always at the centre of Rimini Protokoll’s directorial work. Experts of their daily lives, they are the defining aspect of the documentary work of Helgard Haug, Stefan Kaegi and Daniel Wetzel. It is rare that the clash between fiction and reality is made so clear, and simultaneously so emotional and playful, as in the theatre of Rimini Protokoll. In this volume, journalists, academics and artists present and reflect upon the stage productions, as well as the site-specific works, audio tours and radio pieces of the successful trio of directors. With ­numerous colour photographs and a complete catalogue of works. Articles by Eva Behrendt, Miriam Dreysse, Ehren Fordyce, Heiner Goebbels, Hans-Thies Lehmann, Florian Malzacher, Annemarie Matzke, Tobi Müller, Priyanka Nandy, Matthias Pees, Rimini Protokoll, Kathrin Röggla, Jens Roselt and Gerald Siegmund.

“When the theatre explosives experts Rimini Protokoll light the fuse, the world and the theatre are blown in the air – and land, usually, happily back on the stage. Brilliant.” Neue Zürcher Zeitung Elderly ladies, teenagers, unemployed air traffic controllers, talented mayoral candidates, Vietnam soldiers, counsellors, Bulgarian long-­distance lorry drivers, Indian call centre workers – “real people” are ­always at the centre of Rimini Protokoll’s directorial work. Experts of their daily lives, they are the defining aspect of the documentary work of Helgard Haug, Stefan Kaegi and Daniel Wetzel. It is rare that the clash between fiction and reality is made so clear, and simultaneously so emotional and playful, as in the theatre of Rimini Protokoll. In this volume, journalists, academics and artists present and reflect upon the stage productions, as well as the site-specific works, audio tours and radio pieces of the successful trio of directors. With ­numerous colour photographs and a complete catalogue of works. Articles by Eva Behrendt, Miriam Dreysse, Ehren Fordyce, Heiner Goebbels, Hans-Thies Lehmann, Florian Malzacher, Annemarie Matzke, Tobi Müller, Priyanka Nandy, Matthias Pees, Rimini Protokoll, Kathrin Röggla, Jens Roselt and Gerald Siegmund.

Abbado's approach to the music of Bruckner is soft and songlike, at times tense and urgent, but constantly filled with warmth of feeling" - not only the Neue Zurcher Zeitung is full of praise when Claudio Abbado and the Lucerne Festival Orchestra play Bruckner. Their interpretation of his awe-inspiring Fifth Symphony reflects the composer's burgeoning powers and exquisite compositional artistry. As the Guardian poetically states: "The composer himself, one suspects, might have leapt to embrace A

A mix of futurism la Metropolis, fantasy la Batman and quotes from Piranesis Carceri, juxtaposed in the form of photo montages, enhanced withrobots, a helicopter, a shark and the winged vehicle of a pop star Pope, was how the Neue Zrcher Zeitung described this astonishing Salzburg Festival production of Berliozs Benvenuto Cellini. The high-calibre cast, headed by Burkhard Fritz as the temperamental Renaissance artist and the 26-year-old Latvian soprano Maija Kovalevska as Teresa, the w

Abbado's approach to the music of Bruckner is soft and songlike, at times tense and urgent, but constantly filled with warmth of feeling" - not only the Neue Zurcher Zeitung is full of praise when Claudio Abbado and the Lucerne Festival Orchestra play Bruckner. Their interpretation of his awe-inspiring Fifth Symphony reflects the composer's burgeoning powers and exquisite compositional artistry. As the Guardian poetically states: "The composer himself, one suspects, might have leapt to embrace A