Performance

Venue	Royal Albert Hall
	Also: Elgar Room
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	10th August 2018
To	10th August 2018
When	19:30
Royal Albert Hall (V221)
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Date of change: 5 Jun 18 - T1117940096

Prom 37 - Orchestra of the Academy of Santa Cecilia & Sir Antonio Pappano

Work:: Prom 37 (S362)

Part of the BBC Proms.

Production:: Orchestra of the Academy of Santa Cecilia & Sir Antonio Pappano (T1117940096)

The Bernstein centenary celebrations continue in a programme that pairs his 'Jeremiah' Symphony with music by two composers he admired and championed. Appearing at the Proms for the first time in five years, Rome's Santa Cecilia Orchestra (of which Bernstein was Honorary President for almost a decade) and its Music Director Sir Antonio Pappano perform Bernstein's youthful First Symphony, charged with political anxiety and dread, alongside another symphonic debut, Mahler's dramatic First. The evening opens with Haydn's arresting musical vision of primordial chaos.

Performer	Elizabeth DeShong (mezzo-soprano)
Company	Orchestra of the Academy of Santa Cecilia Rome
Conductor	Antonio Pappano (Sir)

Listing:: L1826432475

Orchestra of the Academy of Santa Cecilia & Sir Antonio Pappano

The Bernstein centenary celebrations continue in a programme that pairs his 'Jeremiah' Symphony with music by two composers he admired and championed. Appearing at the Proms for the first time in five years, Rome's Santa Cecilia Orchestra (of which Bernstein was Honorary President for almost a decade) and its Music Director Sir Antonio Pappano perform Bernstein's youthful First Symphony, charged with political anxiety and dread, alongside another symphonic debut, Mahler's dramatic First. The evening opens with Haydn's arresting musical vision of primordial chaos.

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