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Performance

VenueWarwick Arts Centre
Also: TheHub, Studio, Butterworth Hall, The Goose Nest
TownCoventry
CountyWest Midlands
From4th May 2012
To4th May 2012
When20:00
PricesFrom £11.50. To £36.00.
Warwick Arts Centre (V156)
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  • Date of change: 3 Apr 12 - T444953075

Philharmonic Orchestra

Work:: Philharmonic Orchestra (S1185602280)


Production:: (T444953075)

It took Johannes Brahms ten years and a shattered heart to write his First Symphony, and when it was finally complete, the papers dubbed it ?Beethoven's Tenth'. Yet when audiences heard the anguished heartbeats of its opening, they suspected they were in the presence of a genius on the Shakespeare scale ? and when they heard the magnificent tune with which it finishes, they knew it. Tonight, the Philharmonia and the acclaimed young Swiss conductor Philippe Jordan re-live that incredible adventure. Beethoven's stirring Leonora overture gives the call to action, and then Simon Trpceski takes centre stage in Liszt's Second Piano Concerto ? an outrageously difficult showpiece written by and for the greatest piano virtuoso of all time.
Conductor Philippe Jordan
Performer Simon Trpceski

Listing:: L1587852629

Butterworth Hall



Production details

It took Johannes Brahms ten years and a shattered heart to write his First Symphony, and when it was finally complete, the papers dubbed it ?Beethoven's Tenth'. Yet when audiences heard the anguished heartbeats of its opening, they suspected they were in the presence of a genius on the Shakespeare scale ? and when they heard the magnificent tune with which it finishes, they knew it. Tonight, the Philharmonia and the acclaimed young Swiss conductor Philippe Jordan re-live that incredible adventure. Beethoven's stirring Leonora overture gives the call to action, and then Simon Trpceski takes centre stage in Liszt's Second Piano Concerto ? an outrageously difficult showpiece written by and for the greatest piano virtuoso of all time. Butterworth Hall

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