Dr. Juliette Engel

Cellist Juliette Herlin's debut album 'Dialogue: Debussy & Schumann' presents a powerful exploration of two composers whose artistic kinship has often been overlooked.

For her first recital, Juliette Journaux evokes the figure of the Wanderer: a wayfarer, a traveller, a man who walks alone, without apparent purpose. He confronts a Nature that is beyond him and his deepest thoughts.

Dr. Haller nimmt eine Stelle in einer Leprakolonie im Dschungel von Birma an. Eigentlich hatte er vor, sich hier zu Tode zu trinken. Doch die miserablen Umstände, die Korruption und die wunderschöne Siri erwecken in dem geächteten und verbannten Arzt aus Deutschland neuen Lebenshunger.

"Juliette Gréco - Saga All Stars: Jolie môme (The EPs 1961)" is a collection of tracks from the iconic French singer Juliette Gréco. Known as a muse of the existentialist movement, Gréco's deep voice and emotional delivery made her a central figure in the French chanson tradition. This album, part of the Saga All Stars series, highlights her work from 1961, featuring EPs that showcase her talent in interpreting songs with a mix of passion and melancholy.

Released in the year of Shakespeare s 400th anniversary, Valery Gergiev and London Symphony Orchestra are joined by soloists Olga Borodina, Kenneth Tarver and Evgeny Nikitin for Berlioz' 'Roméo et Juliette', recorded live at the Barbican Hall in November 2013. Part of a major series of eight concerts, this work toured to venues in the Czech Republic, Germany, Austria and France.

Edith Mathis, who celebrated her 80th birthday last year, is one of Lucerne’s most famous “daughters”. The 1960s saw her firmly establish herself on the international opera stage. She enthused audiences in New York and London, in Munich, Vienna and Paris, at Glyndebourne and Salzburg, working alongside all major conductors of her time, from Karl Böhm to Herbert von Karajan. The grace and natural charm of her iridescent, silvery soprano voice was inescapable. Mozartian roles in particular, such as Cherubino, Susanna and Pamina, found their ideal representation in Edith Mathis: she shaped the Mozart sound of her time. But her performances of the Bach passions, Haydn oratorios, as Ännchen in Weber’s Der Freischütz or as Sophie in Strauss’ Der Rosenkavalier were met with equal enthusiasm. She also set the benchmark as a song recitalist, including in the summer of 1975 in her home city of Lucerne.

Gentle and haunting spirits from distant spheres meet in a surging world of dreams and lullabies in 'The Girl and the Angel, a musical narrative'. This work interweaves a new story by bestselling author Cornelia Funke with expressive new compositions by Luna Pearl Woolf and familiar and popular songs by Irving Berlin, Lennon / McCartney, Jake Heggie, Engelbert Humperdinck, Gordon Getty and others. Cornelia Funke herself captures her story with rousing songs by Frederica von Stade, Daniel Taylor, Lisa Delan and Zhen Cao, accompanied by the lush cellos of Matt Haimovitz and his Uccello ensemble.

Gentle and haunting spirits from distant spheres meet in a surging world of dreams and lullabies in 'The Girl and the Angel, a musical narrative'. This work interweaves a new story by bestselling author Cornelia Funke with expressive new compositions by Luna Pearl Woolf and familiar and popular songs by Irving Berlin, Lennon / McCartney, Jake Heggie, Engelbert Humperdinck, Gordon Getty and others. Cornelia Funke herself captures her story with rousing songs by Frederica von Stade, Daniel Taylor, Lisa Delan and Zhen Cao, accompanied by the lush cellos of Matt Haimovitz and his Uccello ensemble.

The 23-year-old mezzo-soprano from Toulouse, Juliette Mey won the 6th prize at the prestigious Queen Elisabeth Competition in Belgium. During the 2023 final which took place on Thursday 1 June in Brussels.