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Performance

VenueSouthbank Centre
Also: Royal Festival Hall, RFH, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Purcell Room, Tuff Nutt Jazz Club
TownWest End
CountyGreater London
From24th September 2008
To24th September 2008
PricesFrom £9.00. To £55.00.
Southbank Centre (V423)
Current/Future Listings
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London Philharmonic Orchestra

London Philharmonic Orchestra

Work:: London Philharmonic Orchestra (S0621569586)


Company London Philharmonic Orchestra

Production:: (T01942400080)

First Igor Stravinsky reappraised rhythm: thrusting it into the foreground as the dominant force of his ballet score The Rite of Spring, creating a fiery picture of ritual sacrifice far from the palace-bound romance that went before. It seemed music had changed forever. Until, that was, the arrival of Gyorgy Ligeti, whose Atmospheres reassessed even the concept of the musical 'note', creating otherwise unattainable 'atmospheres' through continuous, captivating sonorities. Mambo, Blues and Tarantella is commissioned by the London Philharmonic Orchestra in collaboration with the Stockholm Philharmonic and Toronto Symphony Orchestras.
Conductor Vladimir Jurowski
Performer Christian Tetzlaff (violin)

Listing:: L07762128

Royal Festival Hall



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First Igor Stravinsky reappraised rhythm: thrusting it into the foreground as the dominant force of his ballet score The Rite of Spring, creating a fiery picture of ritual sacrifice far from the palace-bound romance that went before. It seemed music had changed forever. Until, that was, the arrival of Gyorgy Ligeti, whose Atmospheres reassessed even the concept of the musical 'note', creating otherwise unattainable 'atmospheres' through continuous, captivating sonorities. Mambo, Blues and Tarantella is commissioned by the London Philharmonic Orchestra in collaboration with the Stockholm Philharmonic and Toronto Symphony Orchestras. Royal Festival Hall

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