Performance

Venue	Royal Albert Hall
	Also: Elgar Room
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	3rd September 2024
To	3rd September 2024
When	19:30
Royal Albert Hall (V221)
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Date of change: 23 May 24 - T537095776

Prom 58 - Makela conducts Symphonie fantastique

Work:: Prom 58 (S5995)

Part of the BBC Proms.

Production:: Makela conducts Symphonie fantastique (T537095776)

Few orchestras know Berlioz's Symphonie fantastique better than the Orchestre de Paris, which performed the work at its very first concert in 1967 and has done so at every significant milestone in its history ever since. Here France's most illustrious orchestra visits the Proms with its renowned Chief Conductor Klaus Ma¨kela¨ for a mouth-watering programme that indulges all the beauty, delicacy and emotion of French music while marking another of the most thrilling scores ever to have come out of Paris: Stravinsky's tuneful and mischievous puppet-show ballet, Petrushka. There will be an interval.

Performer	Jean-Baptiste Doulcet (piano)
Company	Orchestre de Paris
Conductor	Klaus Makela

Listing:: L492251707

Makela conducts Symphonie fantastique

Few orchestras know Berlioz's Symphonie fantastique better than the Orchestre de Paris, which performed the work at its very first concert in 1967 and has done so at every significant milestone in its history ever since. Here France's most illustrious orchestra visits the Proms with its renowned Chief Conductor Klaus Ma¨kela¨ for a mouth-watering programme that indulges all the beauty, delicacy and emotion of French music while marking another of the most thrilling scores ever to have come out of Paris: Stravinsky's tuneful and mischievous puppet-show ballet, Petrushka. There will be an interval.

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