Features
Pablo Heras-Casado: Der spanische Dirigent isst französisches Entrecôte und verrät, dass er bald selbst singt
Die Welt - 20 April 2013
The Spanish conductor eats French entrecote and reveals that he will soon be singing himself. Read the Die Welt feature by Manuel Brug here.
A Renaissance Man, And Many Eras Besides
The New York Times - 2 August 2012
When studying music, few young conductors begin at the beginning. The Gustavo Dudamels of the world cut their teeth on a 200-year orchestral canon, starting with Mozart and ending with Shostakovich. Rarely does a conductor with an eye on a mainstream...
La Cima del Mundo
Pablo J. Vayón - Scherzo - 20 July 2012
Es mucho lo que se ha escrito en los últimos dos o tres años acerca de Pablo Heras-Casado, convertido en este tiempo en el más internacional y renombrado de los jóvenes directores españoles de orquesta. A sus 35 años,...
Room to Play
BBC Music Magainze - 4 July 2012
The Orchestra of St Luke’s may be one of New York’s finest ensembles, but in all its 38 years, it has never had a permanent home. Until now.
"Contemporary music keeps me curious, open, and flexible"
Neue Klänge - Lucerne Festival - 2 July 2012
Pablo Heras-Casado in conversation with Dominik Deuber
The Love Potion Remixer
Die Welt - 19 June 2012
Conductor Pablo Heras-Casado has chosen Germany as the base for his world career. Now he is conducting the Donizetti opera in Baden-Baden with tenor Rolando Villazón.
Crain's New York Business 2012 features Pablo Heras-Casado in its '40 under forty' list
Crain's New York Business, 2012 - 5 April 2012
At just 17 years old, Pablo Heras-Casado knew he wanted to become a conductor. But instead of spending years studying, he founded his own ensemble, followed by others. For the next decade, the young entrepreneur handled everything for his amateur groups,...
Pablo Heras-Casado: "The Flying Andalusian"
Sebastian Spreng, Knight Arts Org/Miami Clasica - 17 January 2012
His name is Pablo Heras-Casado (34, Granada, Spain) and, like Wagner`s Flying Dutchman, wherever he arrives he unleashes a musical tsunami. Next Saturday Jan. 14, the New World Symphony will present this undoubtedly new star...
Conductor Pablo Heras-Casado Slows the Tempo
Jonathan Blitzer, Wall Street Journal - 19 December 2011
Even outside of a concert hall, Pablo Heras-Casado's movements look like those of a conductor. There is an assured lilt to his gait, a searching quality to his gaze.
Pablo Heras-Casado
Success has come early to the...
