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Venue	Royal Albert Hall
	Also: Elgar Room
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	30th July 2012
To	30th July 2012
When	19:30
Prices	From £7.50. To £36.00.
Royal Albert Hall (V221)
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Date of change: 3 Jul 12 - T01055076276

Prom 22 - Mozart, Mahler & Knussen

Work:: Prom 22 (S347)

Part of the BBC Proms.

Production:: Mozart, Mahler & Knussen (T01055076276)

After almost a decade at the helm of the BBC Philharmonic, Gianandrea Noseda (now returning as the orchestra's Conductor Laureate) opens with Mozart's famous overture, by turns solemn, impetuous and edgy. Next we celebrate the 60th birthday of Oliver Knussen, one of British music's great originals, who found an individual voice while still in his teens. From dreaming sleep to a dawn awakening, the Second Symphony (1971) takes us through a landscape of iridescent colour with a vocal line that soars to stratospheric heights. Knussen's nocturnal sequence finds a counterpart in the two ?Night Music' movements of Mahler's Seventh Symphony, his own all-encompassing journey from darkness to light. Finish time approx. 21:50

Performer	Gillian Keith (soprano)
Company	BBC Philharmonic
Conductor	Gianandrea Noseda

Listing:: L01008315561

Mozart, Mahler & Knussen

After almost a decade at the helm of the BBC Philharmonic, Gianandrea Noseda (now returning as the orchestra's Conductor Laureate) opens with Mozart's famous overture, by turns solemn, impetuous and edgy. Next we celebrate the 60th birthday of Oliver Knussen, one of British music's great originals, who found an individual voice while still in his teens. From dreaming sleep to a dawn awakening, the Second Symphony (1971) takes us through a landscape of iridescent colour with a vocal line that soars to stratospheric heights. Knussen's nocturnal sequence finds a counterpart in the two ?Night Music' movements of Mahler's Seventh Symphony, his own all-encompassing journey from darkness to light. Finish time approx. 21:50

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