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| Friday 19-Mar-10 19:30 |
 City Halls, GlasgowOsborne Plays Mozart |
Scottish Chamber Orchestra Okko Kamu, Conductor Steven Osborne, Piano |
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| City Halls, Glasgow G1 1NQ, United Kingdom Friday 19-Mar-10 19:30 Osborne Plays Mozart Tickets £11 - £24 (concessions available) from the City Halls Box Office. Scottish Chamber Orchestra Okko Kamu, Conductor Steven Osborne, Piano | ||
| Saturday 20-Mar-10 19:30 |
Queen's Hall, Edinburgh Osborne Plays Mozart |
Scottish Chamber Orchestra Okko Kamu, Conductor Steven Osborne, Piano |
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| Queen's Hall, Edinburgh, Edinburgh EH8 9JG, United Kingdom Saturday 20-Mar-10 19:30 Osborne Plays Mozart Tickets £8.50 - £26 (concessions available) from the Queen's Hall Box Office. Scottish Chamber Orchestra Okko Kamu, Conductor Steven Osborne, Piano | ||
| Thursday 15-Apr-10 19:30 |
Koncerthuset, Copenhagen Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra |
Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra Ludovic Morlot, Conductor Steven Osborne, Piano |
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| Koncerthuset, Copenhagen 0999 København C, Denmark Thursday 15-Apr-10 19:30 Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra Ludovic Morlot, Conductor Steven Osborne, Piano | ||
| Friday 16-Apr-10 19:30 |
Sands Centre, Carlisle Royal Scottish National Orchestra |
Royal Scottish National Orchestra Christof Perick, Conductor Steven Osborne, Piano |
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| Sands Centre, Carlisle CA1 1JQ, United Kingdom Friday 16-Apr-10 19:30 Royal Scottish National Orchestra Subscriptions on sale now. Individual tickets on sale 10th August . Tickets £27, £28, £29. Royal Scottish National Orchestra Christof Perick, Conductor Steven Osborne, Piano | ||
| Thursday 22-Apr-10 19:30 |
Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool Petrushka |
Vasily Petrenko, Conductor Steven Osborne, Piano RLPO |
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| Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool, United Kingdom Thursday 22-Apr-10 19:30 Petrushka Vasily Petrenko, Conductor Steven Osborne, Piano RLPO | ||
| Sunday 25-Apr-10 19:30 |
Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool Laughter and Tears |
RLPO Vasily Petrenko, Conductor Steven Osborne, Piano |
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| Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool, United Kingdom Sunday 25-Apr-10 19:30 Laughter and Tears No composer captured the spirit of his times quite like Dmitri Shostakovich – but even by his standards, his Sixth Symphony is almost too honest for comfort. Written in 1939, as Europe teetered uneasily on the brink of war, it's an intense and unforgettable masterpiece, in which heartfelt sorrow jostles with desperate laughter. It's a very powerful contrast to the razor-sharp hilarity of Richard Strauss' tone-poem– and the joyous grace of Mozart's sublime final piano concerto. The superb British pianist Steven Osborne is the soloist in a work as playful as it is profound. RLPO Vasily Petrenko, Conductor Steven Osborne, Piano | ||
| Thursday 13-May-10 19:30 |
Wigmore Hall, London Michael Collins clarinet; Steven Osborne piano |
Michael Collins, Clarinet Steven Osborne, Piano |
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| Wigmore Hall, London, United Kingdom Thursday 13-May-10 19:30 Michael Collins clarinet; Steven Osborne piano A star pairing of Britain’s finest clarinet virtuoso with one of our most imaginative and stimulating pianists. Their programme is virtually a conspectus of a century’s clarinet-and-piano highlights ranging from Schumann’s lyrical and passionate Fantasy Pieces of 1849 to one of Brahms’s late-flowering masterpieces for Richard Mühlfeld of the legendary Meiningen orchestra. It then moves on to a French feast for the ear from old veteran Saint-Saëns at the end of his life, via some competition fireworks, to Olivier Messiaen as prisoner of war in 1941. Messiaen, Olivier (1908-1992), Quatuor pour la fin du temps (Quartet for the End of Time): L'Abime des Oiseaux Michael Collins, Clarinet Steven Osborne, Piano | ||
| Thursday 27-May-10 19:30 |
Birmingham Symphony Hall Russian Classics |
City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra Alexander Vedernikov, Conductor Steven Osborne, Piano |
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| Birmingham Symphony Hall, Broad Street, Birmingham B1, United Kingdom Thursday 27-May-10 19:30 Russian Classics Music director of Moscow’s legendary Bolshoi Theatre since 2001, Alexander Vedernikov makes his CBSO debut with a trio of very different Russian masterpieces. Rimsky’s colourful overture celebrates the Russian Orthodox Easter in a riot of bells and orchestral brilliance, while Prokofiev’s superb post-war symphony strikes a more serious mood in music of great intensity and power. His sometime friend Shostakovich is also famous for his serious symphonies, but this tuneful piano concerto finds him in a lighter mood, and is played for us by the versatile Scottish pianist who has entertained CBSO audiences in music from Mozart to Messiaen. City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra Alexander Vedernikov, Conductor Steven Osborne, Piano | ||
| Monday 7-Jun-10 13:00 |
Wigmore Hall, London Steven Osborne, piano |
Steven Osborne, Piano |
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| Wigmore Hall, London, United Kingdom Monday 7-Jun-10 13:00 Steven Osborne, piano Award-winning pianist Steven Osborne is equally at home in challenging piano concertos by Britten and Tippett as he is on the recital platform in an increasingly wide range of repertoire. Recently acclaimed for an album of Rachmaninov’s complete Preludes, his account of the Corelli Variations will be eagerly anticipated for the insight it is likely to provide. As a curtainraiser Osborne plays some of Beethoven’s later piano pieces which capture a rare blend of the cryptic and the humorous. Steven Osborne, Piano | ||
| Saturday 14-Aug-10 19:30 |
Usher Hall, Edinburgh RSNO Rhapsody In Red, White & Blue Edinburgh International Festival |
Royal Scottish National Orchestra Gunther Schuller, Conductor Steven Osborne, Piano Royal Scottish National Orchestra Chorus Timothy Dean, Chorus director |
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| Usher Hall, Edinburgh EH1 2EA, United Kingdom Saturday 14-Aug-10 19:30 Event embargoed until 2010-03-17 10:00:00 RSNO Rhapsody In Red, White & Blue The Festival goes Stateside for an evening of 20th century North American classics inspired by the pilgrims of New England, the upheavals of civil war and the spirit of prohibition. Conductor and composer Gunther Schuller has an extraordinary career that spans performing with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and jamming alongside Miles Davis, making him the ideal conductor for tonight’s concert. Aaron Copland made use of folk songs such as Camptown Races and quotations from Abraham Lincoln, including excerpts from his Gettysburg Address, to create a homage to America’s great President. Steven Osborne joins the orchestra for Gershwin’s quintessentially American Rhapsody in Blue, performed here in its jazziest incarnation. Charles Ives’s Fourth Symphony brings this concert to a colourful climax. Tickets from £10 Sponsored by Prudential Royal Scottish National Orchestra Gunther Schuller, Conductor Steven Osborne, Piano Royal Scottish National Orchestra Chorus Timothy Dean, Chorus director | ||
| Tuesday 31-Aug-10 11:00 |
Queen's Hall, Edinburgh Steven Osborne Edinburgh International Festival |
Kapustin, 24 Preludes, Op.82 (5 played) Steven Osborne, Piano |
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| Queen's Hall, Edinburgh, Edinburgh EH8 9JG, United Kingdom Tuesday 31-Aug-10 11:00 Event embargoed until 2010-03-17 10:00:00 Steven Osborne Opening with one of Scott Joplin’s most famous pieces, Maple Leaf Rag, through Gershwin’s jazzy, syncopated Three Preludes, his own improvisation and Oscar Peterson’s speedy fingered Indiana into Ravel’s waltzes and Rachmaninov’s Variations on a Theme of Corelli, Steven Osborne performs one of the most eclectic programmes at this year’s Festival. ‘You could have heard a pin drop. Steven Osborne’s power over the hall was absolute’ The Daily Telegraph ‘There was another jazz improvisation by way of encore… a remarkable demonstration of both pianism and musicianship at their very best.’ The Guardian Tickets from £7 Kapustin, Nikolai (b. 1937), 24 Preludes, Op.82 (5 played) Steven Osborne, Piano | ||
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