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| Friday 19-Mar-10 20:00 |
 Copley Symphony Hall, San Diego, CAMariinsky Orchestra |
Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra Valery Gergiev, Conductor Denis Matsuev, Piano |
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| Copley Symphony Hall, San Diego, United States Friday 19-Mar-10 20:00 Mariinsky Orchestra Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra Valery Gergiev, Conductor Denis Matsuev, Piano | ||
| Saturday 27-Mar-10 19:00 |
Sheffield City Hall The Hallé |
Hallé Nikolaj Znaider, Conductor Stephane Rancourt, Oboe |
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| Sheffield City Hall, Sheffield S1 2JA, United Kingdom Saturday 27-Mar-10 19:00 The Hallé From the richly Romantic world of 19th-century Russia comes Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony. This work of genius is dominated by ‘Fate', poignantly beautiful and vividly picturesque in its exciting, super-charged finale. The Hallé's principal oboist plays Mozart's delightful Oboe Concerto, an airy combination of exquisite tunes and the buoyant high spirits, reminiscent of Italian comic opera. Nikolaj Znaider, is widely known as one of the world's best violinists, but the young Dane's conducting career has really taken off. His Hallé conducting debut begins with two of Wagner's atmospheric and dramatic Preludes from Lohengrin. Pre-concert talk with Trisha Cooper - 6:15pm Hallé Nikolaj Znaider, Conductor Stephane Rancourt, Oboe | ||
| Friday 16-Apr-10 20:00 |
Ferguson Center, Newport News, VA Tchaikovsky Finale |
Virginia Symphony Orchestra Jung-Ho Pak, Conductor Jon Klibonoff, Piano |
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| Ferguson Center, 1 University Place, Newport News 23606, United States Friday 16-Apr-10 20:00 Tchaikovsky Finale A premiere by leading American composer Roberto Sierra jumpstarts the VSO season finale followed by 20th century classic Shostakovich Piano Concerto No. 2. Tchaikovsky’s brilliant Symphony No. 4 brings the evening to a close, drawing us from darkness to light in four movements, ultimately asking us to surrender to pure joy. Virginia Symphony Orchestra Jung-Ho Pak, Conductor Jon Klibonoff, Piano | ||
| Saturday 17-Apr-10 20:00 |
Chrysler Hall, Norfolk, VA Tchaikovsky Finale |
Virginia Symphony Orchestra Jung-Ho Pak, Conductor Jon Klibonoff, Piano |
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| Chrysler Hall, 215 Saint Paul's Street, Norfolk 23510, United States Saturday 17-Apr-10 20:00 Tchaikovsky Finale A premiere by leading American composer Roberto Sierra jumpstarts the VSO season finale followed by 20th century classic Shostakovich Piano Concerto No. 2. Tchaikovsky’s brilliant Symphony No. 4 brings the evening to a close, drawing us from darkness to light in four movements, ultimately asking us to surrender to pure joy. Virginia Symphony Orchestra Jung-Ho Pak, Conductor Jon Klibonoff, Piano | ||
| Saturday 24-Apr-10 19:30 |
Lighthouse, Poole Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra |
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra José Serebrier, Conductor Duncan Riddell, Violin |
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| Lighthouse, Poole BH15 1UG, United Kingdom Saturday 24-Apr-10 19:30 Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra José Serebrier, Conductor Duncan Riddell, Violin | ||
| Friday 28-May-10 20:00 |
Municipal House, Smetana Hall, Prague Gábor Boldoczki – trumpet, Tomáš Hanus, Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra Prague Spring Festival |
Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra Tomas Hanus, Conductor Gábor Boldoczki, Trumpet |
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| Municipal House, Smetana Hall, Prague 100 00, Czech Friday 28-May-10 20:00 Gábor Boldoczki – trumpet, Tomáš Hanus, Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra Tomas Hanus, Conductor Gábor Boldoczki, Trumpet | ||
| Sunday 27-Jun-10 19:30 |
Royal Festival Hall, London Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Yuri Temirkanov - 2 |
Philharmonia Orchestra Yuri Temirkanov, Conductor Sayaka Shoji, Violin |
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| Royal Festival Hall, London, United Kingdom Sunday 27-Jun-10 19:30 Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Yuri Temirkanov - 2 Prokofiev's Second Violin Concerto is very different from the glittering, virtuosic First Concerto, with music in the first movement closely resembling his love theme from Romeo and Juliet, and the melody of the second movement singing out plaintively on the solo violin. The last movement is dominated by Spanish dance rhythms and explorations of the peasant fiddle associations of the violin. The finale of Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony makes use of folk associations too: it incorporates variations on a Russian folk song. The symphony as a whole is dominated by a motif which Tchaikovsky associated with 'fate', and was written during a period of severe depression for the composer. Philharmonia Orchestra Yuri Temirkanov, Conductor Sayaka Shoji, Violin | ||
| Tuesday 17-Aug-10 20:00 |
Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, CA Fleisher Plays Mozart |
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra Pietari Inkinen, Conductor Leon Fleisher, Piano |
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| Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles CA 90078, United States Tuesday 17-Aug-10 20:00 Fleisher Plays Mozart Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra Pietari Inkinen, Conductor Leon Fleisher, Piano | ||
| Thursday 11-Nov-10 19:30 |
Royal Festival Hall, London Philharmonia Orchestra |
Philharmonia Orchestra Tugan Sokhiev, Conductor Akiko Suwanai, Violin |
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| Royal Festival Hall, London, United Kingdom Thursday 11-Nov-10 19:30 Philharmonia Orchestra Dedicated to Tchaikovsky’s friend and close confidant Madame von Meck, the composer wrote in a letter to her that she would find in the Fourth Symphony “an echo of your most intimate thoughts and emotions”. The opening fanfare motif represented to Tchaikovsky ‘Fate’ preventing him from attaining happiness: a comment made all the more poignant when we realise he composed the work in the aftermath of his catastrophic marriage. Yet the finale is an exciting charge towards the finish line, its enthusiasm and boundless energy outweighing the work’s earlier bleakness. Philharmonia Orchestra Tugan Sokhiev, Conductor Akiko Suwanai, Violin | ||
| Sunday 6-Mar-11 14:30 |
Place des Arts: Salle Wilfrid Pelletier, Montreal, QC Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal |
Montreal Symphony Orchestra David Coleman, Conductor Hélène Mercier, Piano |
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| Place des Arts: Salle Wilfrid Pelletier, 175, rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest, Montreal QC H2X 1Z8, Canada Sunday 6-Mar-11 14:30 Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal Manoury, Philippe (b. 1952), Abgrund (North American première, commission from the OSM and the Bavarian State Opera) Montreal Symphony Orchestra David Coleman, Conductor Hélène Mercier, Piano | ||
| Saturday 19-Mar-11 19:30 |
Royal Festival Hall, London Anderson, Beethoven and Tchaikovsky |
London Philharmonic Orchestra Vladimir Jurowski, Conductor Christian Tetzlaff, Violin |
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| Royal Festival Hall, London, United Kingdom Saturday 19-Mar-11 19:30 Anderson, Beethoven and Tchaikovsky Fate. It has hung dagger-like over the art of music since Beethoven seized it by the throat. In 1877, Tchaikovsky felt its weighty hand on his shoulder. His artistic response was a symphony completely unlike anything he had created before: ‘This is fate’, he confided to his friend Nadezhda von Meck, explaining the opening notes of his heart-on-sleeve Fourth Symphony. But by the Symphony’s final chapter, Tchaikovsky’s darkness had turned to light. ‘Rejoice in other’s rejoicing’, he urged Nadezhda, and the Symphony veered towards the sort of unstoppable, ebullient joy that Beethoven had sought refuge in with his radiantly smiling Violin Concerto. London Philharmonic Orchestra Vladimir Jurowski, Conductor Christian Tetzlaff, Violin | ||
| Thursday 14-Apr-11 20:00 |
Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles Philharmonic: Thursday 1 series |
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra Vassily Sinaisky, Conductor Nikolaj Znaider, Violin |
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| Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles CA 90012, United States Thursday 14-Apr-11 20:00 Los Angeles Philharmonic: Thursday 1 series Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra Vassily Sinaisky, Conductor Nikolaj Znaider, Violin | ||
| Saturday 16-Apr-11 14:00 |
Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles Philharmonic: Saturday Matinée |
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra Vassily Sinaisky, Conductor Nikolaj Znaider, Violin |
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| Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles CA 90012, United States Saturday 16-Apr-11 14:00 Los Angeles Philharmonic: Saturday Matinée Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra Vassily Sinaisky, Conductor Nikolaj Znaider, Violin | ||
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