David O' Riordan beszámolója.
The appearance of world-renowned Italian baton-dangler, Riccardo Chailly, helming the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, at the National Concert Hall in Budapest last Friday, has been one of the more vigorously trumpeted events of the concert season, with Chailly's strangely evocative bearded face – it reminds me, personally, of wooden panelling found on certain living room floors – looking down from many a billboard around the city. The versatile conductor – just as comfortable in bed with Beethoven and Mahler, as he is with Italian opera and 20th century atonal avant-garde – doubtless was a natural draw for the more tarty of Hungarian concertgoers, in attendance more due to the dazzle of his celebrity, than because of the pieces being performed.
tődik a nevéhez. Ebből az egyikben a dobok mögül előrelépve ő az énekes-gitáros, illetve dalszerző és szövegíró is. A Drastik Putto nemrégiben elkészült első nagylemezével, amelyen 17 szám kapott helyet és 








