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Baltic Sea Philharmonic / Gabrielė Bekerytė / Kristjan Järvi

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Tue, Dec 3, 2024, 20:30
Nordic Christmas Magic: Kristjan Järvi and the Baltic Sea Philharmonic thrilled audiences and the media with their past concerts at the Elbphilharmonie. Now they return with their successful concert programme »Nutcracker Reimagined« and bring the magic and enchantment of the Christmas season to Hamburg. The programme includes music by Grieg, Pärt, and Tchaikovsky’s world-famous »Nutcracker«, and for the entire concert, they put their music stands aside and play completely from memory – a unique concert experience!

Keywords: Symphony Concert

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Musicians

Baltic Sea Philharmonic
Gabrielė BekerytėPiano
Kristjan JärviConductor

Program

Konzert für Klavier und Orchester a-Moll op. 16Edvard Grieg
Nussknacker / Dramatische Sinfonie arrangiert von Kristjan JärviPiotr Tchaikovsky
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