The News Letter of Adam Fischer & Haydn Orchestra Fan Club
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May 1, 2002 - No. 35
 | "The Creation" with the Haydn Orchestra |
| Vienna State Opera Performances |
| Concerts at Mannheim and Bamberg |
| Concert Halls of the World - Vienna State Opera, Austria |
| Adam Fischer's appearance on TV |
| Who's who in the Haydn Orchestra - Jozsef Modrian (Violin) |
| Performance Schedule -May, June and July, 2002 |
| German Hungarian Mini Lesson |
| Editorial Note - About CD Release |
Adam Fischer's appearance on TV
The famous Bayreuth Festival is approaching and several TV programs and magazine articles have featured the current Ring conductor Adam Fischer.
The German public TV station 3SAT has taped the Zurich Opera Production, Paisiello's "Nina" (Conductor Adam Fischer and Cecilia Bartoli as title role.) At the moment we don't know when it will be on air but we hare hoping it will be soon.
On April 23, SWR in Germany broadcast a short documentary about Adam Fischer. It was an interesting program introducing Adam Fischer's family and his important activities with the Helsinki Association that is helping refugees.
In addition, the article about Adam Fischer and Bayreuth will appear in the German Magazine, FonoForum in the future.
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German, Hungarian Mini Lesson
This time is also useful telephone Conversations.
Where is the nearest telephone booth?
| Wo ist die nächste Telefonzelle? (German) |
| Holvan a legközelebbi telefonfülke? (Hungarian) |
May I use your phone?
| Darf ich Ihr Telefon benutzen? (German) |
| Hasznalhatom a telefonját? (Hungarian) |
I'd like to call in England.
| Ich möchte nach England telefonieren. (German) |
| Angliába szeretnék telefonálni. (Hungarian) |
What's the area code for ...?
| Was ist die Vorwahl von ...? (German) |
| Mi ... hívószáma? (Hungarian) |
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Editorial Note - About CD Release
The Dutch Brilliant Label had acquired the license and has started to sell the entire symphonies as one box of 33 CDs. However, the first lot contains noises the original Nimbus sets don't have. Although it is a good set if you are interested in whole symphonies, please be aware the quality issues. For collectors of the original recordings as they were issued, a few of the very limited edition Volume 2 (Symphony 21-39 and "A" & "B") are still available. See www.averys.co.uk/haydncds for details.
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