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Venue	Royal Albert Hall
	Also: Elgar Room
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	20th August 2015
To	20th August 2015
When	19:30
Royal Albert Hall (V221)
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Date of change: 3 Jun 15 - T1136550364

Prom 46 - Danish National Symphony Orchestra

Work:: Prom 46 (S5977)

Part of the BBC Proms.

Production:: Danish National Symphony Orchestra (T1136550364)

Continuing our celebration of Nielsen's 150th anniversary, his Second Symphony is an exercise in contrasting moods and textures - the ?Temperaments' of the subtitle are the Humours of Greco-Roman medicine: Choleric, Phlegmatic, Melancholic and Sanguine. Less familiar are Nielsen's choral works - the swelling loveliness of Hymnus amoris, inspired by a Titian painting, and the Three Motets that pay homage to Renaissance polyphony. Completing the programme is Brahms's warmly Romantic Violin Concerto, with Danish-Israeli Nikolaj Znaider. Finish time approx. 22:30

Performer	Nikolaj Znaider (violin)
Performer	Anna Lucia Richter (soprano)
Performer	David Danholt (tenor)
Company	Choristers of Winchester Cathedral
Company	Danish National Concert Choir
Company	Danish National Symphony Orchestra
Conductor	Fabio Luisi

Listing:: L0695978713

Danish National Symphony Orchestra

Continuing our celebration of Nielsen's 150th anniversary, his Second Symphony is an exercise in contrasting moods and textures - the ?Temperaments' of the subtitle are the Humours of Greco-Roman medicine: Choleric, Phlegmatic, Melancholic and Sanguine. Less familiar are Nielsen's choral works - the swelling loveliness of Hymnus amoris, inspired by a Titian painting, and the Three Motets that pay homage to Renaissance polyphony. Completing the programme is Brahms's warmly Romantic Violin Concerto, with Danish-Israeli Nikolaj Znaider. Finish time approx. 22:30

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