Die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen
Mendelssohn & Schumann
orchestral
Sat 14
Mar
2020
-20.00
Cancelled
| introduction by Jan Christiaens | 19.15 |
| start | 20.00 |
| expected end time | 22.15 |
| with break | |
All prices include booking fees.
Part of Abo Orkestraal 19-20
Star violinist Arabella Steinbacher in Mendelssohn's most poetic violin concerto
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It was with the support of his close friend Felix Mendelssohn that Robert Schumann completed his Symphony nr.2 shortly after recovering from a nervous breakdown. The symphony symbolises both the pain and the victory over his illness and counts as the capstone of the healing process. This heroic and sumptuous symphony is set alongside Mendelssohn's enduringly popular Violin Concerto in E minor. In order to forge a unified musical whole, Mendelssohn allows its three movements to flow into each other without interruption.
Due to subsidy cuts, the Sinfonieorchester Basel was forced to cancel its concerts. With Die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen we fortunately found a worthy substitute.
programme
Ethel Smyth (1858-1944)
Suite for strings, opus 1a (arr. of the String Quintet in E major)
Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847)
Violin Concerto in E minor, opus 64
Robert Schumann (1773-1826)
Symfonie n°2 in C, opus 61
Ethel Smyth (1858-1944)
Suite for strings, opus 1a (arr. of the String Quintet in E major)
Felix Mendelssohn
performers
Die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen: orchestra
Joshua Weilerstein: conductor
Arabella Steinbacher: violin
Sat 14
Mar
2020
-20.00
Cancelled
| introduction by Jan Christiaens | 19.15 |
| start | 20.00 |
| expected end time | 22.15 |
| with break | |
All prices include booking fees.
Part of Abo Orkestraal 19-20
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