Performance

Venue	Southbank Centre
	Also: Royal Festival Hall, RFH, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Purcell Room, Tuff Nutt Jazz Club
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	4th March 2012
To	4th March 2012
When	19:30
Prices	From £12.00. To £45.00.
Southbank Centre (V423)
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Date of change: 15 Feb 12 - T65025683

Fischer & Budapest Festival Orchestra

Work:: Fischer & Budapest Festival Orchestra (S811068954)

Production:: (T65025683)

The Budapest Festival Orchestra, celebrated for its spontaneity and fiery intensity, returns with a colourful programme catered to the prowess of this extraordinarily individual orchestra. Conducted by Ivan Fischer, renowned for his originality and galvanising effect on stage, the programme opens with Brahms' vigorous and sombre Tragic Overture. Lalo's playful and virtuosic Symphonie Espagnol for orchestra and solo violin is played by Renaud Capu?on, praised by The Guardian for his masterful combination of 'brilliant' bravura playing and 'unerring lyricism'. Rimsky-Korsakov's much loved Sheherazade closes the concert. Inspired by the fairytales that make up The Arabian Nights (One Thousand and One Nights), it is a work of dazzling, colourful melodies and orchestration infused with a mystical sense of the exotic.

Company	Budapest Festival Orchestra
Conductor	Ivan Fischer
Performer	Renaud Capucon (violin)

Listing:: L734078749

Royal Festival Hall

Production details

The Budapest Festival Orchestra, celebrated for its spontaneity and fiery intensity, returns with a colourful programme catered to the prowess of this extraordinarily individual orchestra. Conducted by Ivan Fischer, renowned for his originality and galvanising effect on stage, the programme opens with Brahms' vigorous and sombre Tragic Overture. Lalo's playful and virtuosic Symphonie Espagnol for orchestra and solo violin is played by Renaud Capu?on, praised by The Guardian for his masterful combination of 'brilliant' bravura playing and 'unerring lyricism'. Rimsky-Korsakov's much loved Sheherazade closes the concert. Inspired by the fairytales that make up The Arabian Nights (One Thousand and One Nights), it is a work of dazzling, colourful melodies and orchestration infused with a mystical sense of the exotic. Royal Festival Hall

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