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VenueRoyal Albert Hall
Also: Elgar Room
TownInner London
CountyGreater London
From29th August 2009
To29th August 2009
When19:00
PricesFrom £12.00. To £54.00.
Royal Albert Hall (V221)
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Prom 59 - Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich

Prom 59

Work:: Prom 59 (S5996)

Part of the BBC Proms.

Production:: Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich (T0396099375)

We welcome back US soprano Dawn Upshaw - who memorably made a chart-topping recording of Górecki's Symphony of Sorrowful Songs with tonight's conductor, David Zinman, in the early 1990s - to sing Osvaldo Golijov's acclaimed new work: an intense exploration of loss and consolation, in which the Argentine-born composer draws upon a ravishing range of colours to enhance the poetic imagery of four Schubert songs. Tonight's opener represents the more public face of Schubert, with the overture published as part of his incidental music to Helmina von Chézy's play Rosamunde. Dawn Upshaw returns after the interval to provide the angel's-eye view of Heaven at the end of Mahler's Fourth Symphony. Approx finish time: 21:00. Broadcast Live on BBC Two and BBC Radio 3. There will be an interval.
Performer Dawn Upshaw (soprano)
Company Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich
Conductor David Zinman

Listing:: L1125963280




Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich

We welcome back US soprano Dawn Upshaw - who memorably made a chart-topping recording of Górecki's Symphony of Sorrowful Songs with tonight's conductor, David Zinman, in the early 1990s - to sing Osvaldo Golijov's acclaimed new work: an intense exploration of loss and consolation, in which the Argentine-born composer draws upon a ravishing range of colours to enhance the poetic imagery of four Schubert songs. Tonight's opener represents the more public face of Schubert, with the overture published as part of his incidental music to Helmina von Chézy's play Rosamunde. Dawn Upshaw returns after the interval to provide the angel's-eye view of Heaven at the end of Mahler's Fourth Symphony. Approx finish time: 21:00. Broadcast Live on BBC Two and BBC Radio 3. There will be an interval.

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