"It's an intense musical delight to experience Jānis Liepiņš intricate and committed reading of the score and enjoy the ability of the orchestra to embrace less familiar repertoire. " - Lauma Mellēna , nra.lv
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La forza del destino, Les Huguenots, Opera Gala and Highlights from Wagner´s Ring cycle at the Nationaltheater Mannheim, Carmen at Theater Chemnitz, Concert with Riga Sinfonietta.
The Nutcracker at the Deutsche Oper am Rhein in Düsseldorf, Nabucco, Die Entführung aus dem Serail, The Magic Flute, Eugene Onegin, Madama Butterfly, Crescendo ballet, Il barbiere di Siviglia, Hansel und Gretel, La forza del Destino, Il Trovatore, Norma, Carmen, Beatrice di Tenda, Orpheus in the Underworld and Don Pasquale at the Nationaltheater Mannheim, La Rondine, Die Fledermaus, Eugene Onegin, Carmen, Dialogues des Carmelites, Pagliacci, L’incantesimo, Il Trovatore, Gianni Schicchi, Le Villi, Carmen, The Rake’s Progress, The Flying Dutchman, Scheherezade and Her Tales at the Latvian National Opera. Concert engagements with the Mannheim Nationaltheater Orchestra, Oldenburgisches Staatsorchester, Russian National Symphony Orchestra, Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, Liepāja Symphony Orchestra, RigaSinfonietta and Taipei Philharmonic Orchestra.
Carmen
Latvian National Opera And Ballet Orchestra
Carmen
Latvian National Opera And Ballet Orchestra
Il Trovatore
Leonora's aria, Marina Rebeka soprano
Il Trovatore
Leonora's aria, Marina Rebeka soprano
Ernani
Silva's aria & cabaletta
Ernani
Silva's aria & cabaletta
Gastdirigent Janis Liepins, ebenfalls aus Lettland, leitet das Orchester mit Umsicht und Klarheit. Er zeigt dabei einen guten Kontakt zu den einzelnen Orchestergruppen, was sich in einem frischen, klar konturierten Klang niederschlägt.
Latvian Jānis Liepiņš, director of the National Theater Orchestra, brilliantly implemented the arrangement. The orchestra under Liepin’s direction succeeded in presenting a condensate that captured Mozart's cultural and religious struggle of contemporary Vienna in the late 18th century. The complex themes appear clearly and structurally pointed when they pass, without losing the character and the magic theater.
First Kapellmeister Janis Liepins was in top form that evening. Not only is every note is planned, he lets the orchestra flourish and at the same time tames it into reluctance to give the soloists their space.
It's an intense musical delight to experience Jānis Liepiņš intricate and committed reading of the score and enjoy the ability of the orchestra to embrace less familiar repertoire. The performance of the soloists is top-notch and highly engaged in the ensemble.
The work of conductor Janis Liepins pleased immediately beginning with the overture. This chrestomatic Johann Strauss music has many hidden surprises and difficulties. The conductor has found the right balance of the tempo and character because of his recent experience as the principal conductor of ballet Raymonda. Janis Liepins feels the rhythm and tempo of this music very well and he doesn’t let the orchestra drift on their own.
An important reason why everything sounded so good was definitely Janis Liepins. He conducted La Rondine in a very academic, flowing and precise manner. He did not miss any of the small details and didn't let even the most unknown elements of the whole piece drift on their own. The result did not disappoint - the performance was impressive, beautiful and it let the singers show themselves and their talent as well as their capabilities to full extent.
