Performance

Venue	Devonshire Park Theatre
	Also: The Congress Theatre, Winter Garden Room, Shackleton Hall
Town	Eastbourne
County	East Sussex
From	9th March 2014
To	9th March 2014
When	15:00
Prices	From £13.00. To £25.00.
Devonshire Park Theatre (V665)
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Date of change: 24 Jan 14 - T0700589406

London Philharmonic Orchestra

Work:: London Philharmonic Orchestra (S0621569586)

Production:: (T0700589406)

When a 19-year-old student named Dmitri Shostakovich handed in the score for his First Symphony in 1925, his tutors at the St Petersburg Conservatory were stunned. Shostakovich's dramatic, impulsive and strident work seemed to combine Tchaikovsky's emotional fervous, Prokofiev's playful joie de vivre and Scriabin's intense heat. Venezualan conductor Ilyich Rivas comes to Eastbourne to conduct Shostakovich's eye-widening First Symphony after Mahler's radiant orchestral flower song Blumine, Tchaikovsky's sweeping and dazzling First Piano Concerto and the playful orchestral flourish that is Dvorak's Scherzo capriccioso.

Conductor	Ilyich Rivas
Performer	Simon Trpceski (piano)

Listing:: L991814341

The Congress

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When a 19-year-old student named Dmitri Shostakovich handed in the score for his First Symphony in 1925, his tutors at the St Petersburg Conservatory were stunned. Shostakovich's dramatic, impulsive and strident work seemed to combine Tchaikovsky's emotional fervous, Prokofiev's playful joie de vivre and Scriabin's intense heat. Venezualan conductor Ilyich Rivas comes to Eastbourne to conduct Shostakovich's eye-widening First Symphony after Mahler's radiant orchestral flower song Blumine, Tchaikovsky's sweeping and dazzling First Piano Concerto and the playful orchestral flourish that is Dvorak's Scherzo capriccioso. The Congress

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