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| Wednesday 28-Apr-10 20:15 |
 Concertgebouw, Large Hall, AmsterdamSchubert and Beethoven with Fray and Masur |
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Kurt Masur, Conductor David Fray, Piano |
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| Concertgebouw, Large Hall, Amsterdam, Netherlands Wednesday 28-Apr-10 20:15 Schubert and Beethoven with Fray and Masur Musical mythology would have it that Schubert’s last complete symphony would come to be known as the ‘Ninth’, nicknamed the ‘Great’. Schumann discovered the work in Schubert’s personal effects and saw in it a magnificent swansong. Mahler would later study and revise the work, which he also felt the need to do for Schumann’s symphonies. But now we know better. The symphony was written during a relatively happy time in Schubert’s life and stylistically is not that far removed from the ‘classical’ symphonies of Mozart and Haydn. But it is indeed ‘great’. Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Kurt Masur, Conductor David Fray, Piano | ||
| Thursday 29-Apr-10 20:15 |
Concertgebouw, Large Hall, Amsterdam Schubert and Beethoven with Fray and Masur |
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Kurt Masur, Conductor David Fray, Piano |
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| Concertgebouw, Large Hall, Amsterdam, Netherlands Thursday 29-Apr-10 20:15 Schubert and Beethoven with Fray and Masur Musical mythology would have it that Schubert’s last complete symphony would come to be known as the ‘Ninth’, nicknamed the ‘Great’. Schumann discovered the work in Schubert’s personal effects and saw in it a magnificent swansong. Mahler would later study and revise the work, which he also felt the need to do for Schumann’s symphonies. But now we know better. The symphony was written during a relatively happy time in Schubert’s life and stylistically is not that far removed from the ‘classical’ symphonies of Mozart and Haydn. But it is indeed ‘great’. Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Kurt Masur, Conductor David Fray, Piano | ||
| Wednesday 5-May-10 10:00 |
Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco, CA Open Rehearsal: Eschenbach conducts Beethoven and Brahms |
San Francisco Symphony Christoph Eschenbach, Conductor David Fray, Piano |
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| Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco CA 94102, United States Wednesday 5-May-10 10:00 Open Rehearsal: Eschenbach conducts Beethoven and Brahms Experience an SFS concert in the making! Open Rehearsals offer audience members a unique perspective on the creative dynamic between orchestra and conductor. Each Open Rehearsal begins with 8:30am coffee and complimentary donuts followed by a half-hour informative talk at 9am. Note: These are working rehearsals. The pieces rehearsed are at the conductor’s discretion. Jegede, Tunde, New work (SFS Commission, World Première) San Francisco Symphony Christoph Eschenbach, Conductor David Fray, Piano | ||
| Wednesday 5-May-10 20:00 |
Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco, CA Eschenbach conducts Beethoven and Brahms |
San Francisco Symphony Christoph Eschenbach, Conductor David Fray, Piano |
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| Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco CA 94102, United States Wednesday 5-May-10 20:00 Eschenbach conducts Beethoven and Brahms There would be no Brahms without Beethoven. Brahms worried about comparisons with the great master, but finally put his insecurities aside and let his music speak for itself. Hear David Fray play Beethoven’s graceful Piano Concerto No. 2, and then hear how far Brahms had come from Beethoven in his own “pastoral” symphony. Jegede, Tunde, New work (SFS Commission, World Première) San Francisco Symphony Christoph Eschenbach, Conductor David Fray, Piano | ||
| Friday 7-May-10 18:30 |
Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco, CA Friday 6.5: Eschenbach conducts Beethoven and Brahms |
San Francisco Symphony Christoph Eschenbach, Conductor David Fray, Piano |
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| Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco CA 94102, United States Friday 7-May-10 18:30 Friday 6.5: Eschenbach conducts Beethoven and Brahms Christoph Eschenbach At this Friday 6.5 concert you’ll hear the conductor briefly share unique perspectives on the composer, the work, and its place in musical history. There would be no Brahms without Beethoven. Brahms worried about comparisons with the great master, but finally put his insecurities aside and let his music speak for itself. Hear David Fray play Beethoven’s graceful Piano Concerto No. 2, and then hear how far Brahms had come from Beethoven in his own “pastoral” symphony. Jegede, Tunde, New work (SFS Commission, World Première) San Francisco Symphony Christoph Eschenbach, Conductor David Fray, Piano | ||
| Saturday 8-May-10 20:00 |
Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco, CA Eschenbach conducts Beethoven and Brahms |
San Francisco Symphony Christoph Eschenbach, Conductor David Fray, Piano |
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| Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco CA 94102, United States Saturday 8-May-10 20:00 Eschenbach conducts Beethoven and Brahms There would be no Brahms without Beethoven. Brahms worried about comparisons with the great master, but finally put his insecurities aside and let his music speak for itself. Hear David Fray play Beethoven’s graceful Piano Concerto No. 2, and then hear how far Brahms had come from Beethoven in his own “pastoral” symphony. Jegede, Tunde, New work (SFS Commission, World Première) San Francisco Symphony Christoph Eschenbach, Conductor David Fray, Piano | ||
| Friday 21-May-10 20:00 |
Théâtre des Champs-Élysées, Paris Orchestre National de France |
Orchestre National de France Daniele Gatti, Conductor David Fray, Piano French Radio National Chorus |
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| Théâtre des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, France Friday 21-May-10 20:00 Orchestre National de France Orchestre National de France Daniele Gatti, Conductor David Fray, Piano French Radio National Chorus | ||
| Wednesday 26-May-10 19:00 |
Suntory Hall, Tokyo NHK Symphony Orchestra |
Boccherini, Ritirata notturna di Madrid (4 versions of the original by Berio) NHK Symphony Orchestra Tatsuya Shimono, Conductor David Fray, Piano |
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| Suntory Hall, Tokyo, Japan Wednesday 26-May-10 19:00 NHK Symphony Orchestra Boccherini, Luigi (1743-1805), Ritirata notturna di Madrid (4 versions of the original by Berio) NHK Symphony Orchestra Tatsuya Shimono, Conductor David Fray, Piano | ||
| Thursday 27-May-10 19:00 |
Suntory Hall, Tokyo NHK Symphony Orchestra |
Boccherini, Ritirata notturna di Madrid (4 versions of the original by Berio) NHK Symphony Orchestra Tatsuya Shimono, Conductor David Fray, Piano |
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| Suntory Hall, Tokyo, Japan Thursday 27-May-10 19:00 NHK Symphony Orchestra Boccherini, Luigi (1743-1805), Ritirata notturna di Madrid (4 versions of the original by Berio) NHK Symphony Orchestra Tatsuya Shimono, Conductor David Fray, Piano | ||
| Tuesday 27-Jul-10 20:00 |
Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, CA Heroic Beethoven |
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra Pablo Heras Casado, Conductor David Fray, Piano |
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| Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles CA 90078, United States Tuesday 27-Jul-10 20:00 Heroic Beethoven Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra Pablo Heras Casado, Conductor David Fray, Piano | ||
| Thursday 29-Jul-10 20:00 |
Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, CA Heroic Beethoven |
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra Pablo Heras Casado, Conductor David Fray, Piano |
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| Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles CA 90078, United States Thursday 29-Jul-10 20:00 Heroic Beethoven Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra Pablo Heras Casado, Conductor David Fray, Piano | ||
| Saturday 28-Aug-10 16:00 |
Schubertiade Schwarzenberg, Angelika-Kauffmann-Saal Piano recital David Fray Schubertiade |
David Fray, Piano |
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| Schubertiade Schwarzenberg, Angelika-Kauffmann-Saal, 6867 Schwarzenberg, Austria Saturday 28-Aug-10 16:00 Piano recital David Fray David Fray, Piano | ||
| Sunday 28-Nov-10 20:15 |
Concertgebouw, Large Hall, Amsterdam David Fray recital Master Pianists Series / serie Meesterpianisten |
David Fray, Piano |
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| Concertgebouw, Large Hall, Amsterdam, Netherlands Sunday 28-Nov-10 20:15 David Fray recital Presented by Riaskoff Concert Management / Concert sponsors: Fortis Bank Nederland & ABN AMRO / Season tickets '10-'11 available now! / Single tickets available from 1 July 2010 Bach, Johann Sebastian (1685-1750), Well-Tempered Clavier 1: Prelude and Fugue No. 24 in B Minor, BWV869 David Fray, Piano | ||
| Friday 11-Feb-11 19:30 |
Royal Festival Hall, London London Philharmonic Orchestra |
London Philharmonic Orchestra Louis Langrée, Conductor David Fray, Piano |
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| Royal Festival Hall, London, United Kingdom Friday 11-Feb-11 19:30 London Philharmonic Orchestra At home, on 31 May 1841, Clara Schumann noticed the sounds of her husband at work. 'Robert's spirit is very active', she wrote in her diary. 'I hear the D minor wildly sounding in the distance, so that I know already in advance, it is once again a work emerging from the bottom of his heart.' She was right. The work taking shape was the Fourth Symphony: a continuously flowing masterpiece of beauty and subtlety. What Clara couldn't have known was that Robert was, at that very moment, writing her into his symphony. In the delicately winding string and bassoon theme of the work's opening, he movingly and purposefully captures their unerring love. London Philharmonic Orchestra Louis Langrée, Conductor David Fray, Piano | ||
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