Interview – “Pietari Inkinen: il suono, il mito, l’eredità”
“Direttore d’orchestra di profilo internazionale, il finlandese Pietari Inkinen è oggi una delle bacchette più autorevoli della sua generazione.
Il suo percorso attraversa con naturalezza il grande repertorio sinfonico e operistico, unendo rigore strutturale, attenzione al suono e una forte consapevolezza teatrale. In questa conversazione Inkinen riflette sul legame profondo con Sibelius, sulle affinità timbriche tra mondi solo apparentemente lontani, sulle sfide wagneriane del Ring e su un’idea di direzione fondata sull’ascolto, sull’esperienza e sulla continua trasformazione.”
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“An otherworldly start” Rave review about opening concert in Heidenheim
Pietari Inkinen, Tuuli Takala and the Deutsche Radio Philharmonie received an enthusiastic review for the opening concert of the Opernfestspiele Heidenheim.
“A season finale of the highest caliber” in Oviedo – press review
Pietari Inkinen brought the 2025/26 Auditorium Concerts season in Oviedo to a close with Oviedo Filarmonía, conducting a programme that combined the world premiere of Antoni Parera Fons’s Vetusta Promenade, Walton’s Cello Concerto with Steven Isserlis, and Sibelius’s Fifth Symphony.
“The Ring without Words worked magnificently in Tampere” – press review
In Tampere, Pietari Inkinen’s long-standing affinity with Wagner was once again at the centre of critical attention. His performance of The Ring without Words with the Tampere Philharmonic Orchestra was praised for its assurance, balance and intensity, with the orchestra taking on the leading role in a performance described as noble, tireless and deeply committed.
“Enthusiastic applause and acclaim for outstanding Maestro Pietari Inkinen” in Cagliari
Pietari Inkinen’s performance of Mahler’s Symphony No. 2, “Resurrection”, at the Teatro Lirico di Cagliari was described as one of the theatre’s major musical events of the season.