Hertog Jan Zaal
-- Doors open 13:45
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Performers
Duncan Ward - Chef-dirigent
Adelina Hasani - Viool
Armen Nazarian - Altviool
Philzuid
Bruch with Adelina Hasani and Armen Nazarian
- Orkestmuziek
Tickets
- Ticket €55,00
- Rang 2 €47,00
- Rang 3 €39,00
- Rang 4 €32,00
Philzuid brings a true novelty to the forefront. The German Romantic composer Max Bruch wrote stunning music for the violin. No composer lets the violin sing with such soul as Bruch. One of his lesser-known works is the Double Concerto from 1911. A three-movement concerto full of tranquil beauty and romantic melodies. The two soloists must give their all in this intensely expressive work. Originally, Bruch wrote the concerto for clarinet and viola, but he also made a powerful arrangement for violin and viola. Philzuid brings this rarely performed Bruch gem back to life with great flair. Violinist Adelina Hasani, concertmaster of Philzuid, and Armen Nazarian, first violist of Philzuid, dive deeply into this undiscovered classic with emotional intensity.
The romantic journey continues with Mendelssohn’s Third Scottish Symphony. As a travel-loving twenty-year-old, Mendelssohn became completely enchanted by the history and rugged nature of Scotland. In 1829, Mendelssohn took a trip to Scotland, which left an overwhelming impression on him. He not only noted down initial melodies but also captured the landscape in sketches. He turned his impressions into a captivating symphonic suite. You hear it all: misty Scottish landscapes, warring Highland clans, and the stormy weather. Much less known is the romantic music of nineteenth-century composer Emilie Mayer. A quirky, but nearly forgotten composer often called the female Beethoven. She left behind eight symphonies and seven string quartets, among others. Of her seven overtures, the Faust Overture is the most beloved. A devilishly beautiful orchestral ode to the love between Faust and Marguerite.
Programma
Mayer – Faust-Ouverture
Bruch – Dubbelconcert voor viool en altviool
Mendelssohn – Symfonie nr. 3 ‘Schotse
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- Doors open 13:45
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Performers
Duncan Ward - Chef-dirigent
Adelina Hasani - Viool
Armen Nazarian - Altviool
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