Royal Philharmonic Society Music Awards 2006 Radio 3 Listeners' Award BBC 3现在有一个 The Radio 3 Listeners Award 的投票在进行，去年得奖的是Sir Charles Mackerras。投票的人还可以参加抽奖，得奖的人可以有两张去参加颁奖典礼 的票(当然前提是您得在英国才行...) Anyway,有兴趣的人不妨去瞧一瞧，然後可以投一票。:) 为自己喜欢的演奏家，和认真演 奏音乐的人鼓励一下。 (下面有一些人可能要常听BBC 3的人比较熟悉) 可以投的人有: Marin Alsop The dynamic principal conductor of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra is renowned for her high-octane performances which captivate musicians and audiences alike. From Beethoven to Bernstein, and Elgar to John Adams, her broadcasts in 2005 have constantly illuminated classic and contemporary scores. Leif Ove Andsnes In a wide range of appearances both in solo, chamber and concerto, Andsnes' touch and warmth at the piano has proved once again that he belongs to the select few at the very top of the profession. Valery Gergiev As ever, the conductor has stamped his extraordinary combination of authority and dynamism on his work this year, and with the beginning of his Shostakovich cycle gave a tantalising glimpse of what is in store when he takes over the LSO in 2007. Janine Jansen With her Wigmore Hall Radio 3 Lunchtime recital (an unforgettable Elgar) and her appearance playing the Mendelssohn Concerto at the First Night of the Proms , she showed conclusively that she is one of the top young violinists of our time. Felicity Lott The mature brilliance of this much-loved soprano and her outstanding artistry were vividly demonstrated in 2005 in broadcast recitals from the Bath and Cheltenham Festivals, and in an unforgettable Proms Chamber Music concert of Romantic French repertoire that she has gloriously made her own. Gianandrea Noseda The inspiring principal conductor of the BBC Philharmonic in Manchester is building an huge reputation for his penetrating interpretations and his sheer energy in performance. Broadcast highlights in 2005 included major works by Liszt, Mahler, Ravel, Stravinsky and Shostakovich, and a thrilling and majestic performance of Verdi's Requiem at the BBC Proms. Christian Tetzlaff The German violinist is one of the most versatile players around. His performance at the 2005 Edinburgh Festival of the Ligeti Concerto was astonishing for its virtuosity and expressive range, his Mozart at the Proms was poised and his work in the chamber music field was more than ably demonstrated in recitals ranging from Mozart to Bartok and Shostakovich. John Tomlinson The bass-baritone made a stunning impact on his return in October 2005 to the Royal Opera House as The Wanderer in Siegfried, matched the following month in the same house by his King Fisher in the revival of Tippett's Midsummer Marriage. He returned with another swaggering role, that of the evil Master-at-Arms, Claggart in Britten's Billy Budd at English National Opera. http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/classical/rpsawards06.shtml Hope you guys have a fabulous weekend! --

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