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Gewandhausorchester, Sakari Oramo Dirigent

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Thu, Nov 28, 2024, 19:30
Grażyna Bacewicz, a Polish violinist, pianist, and composer, debuted at the Grand Concert. Born in 1909, she studied music and philosophy, finding a mentor in Nadia Boulanger. Despite war and political upheaval, she composed prolifically across genres. A car accident in her prime forced her to limit performing, but her works gained recognition, she taught, and held cultural positions. She passed away 55 years ago. Whistler and Debussy, acquainted through Mallarmé's salon, created experimental Nocturnes. Debussy's orchestral triptych features the English horn, shimmering brass and woodwinds, and a women's chorus.

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Musicians

GewandhausorchesterOrchestra
Sakari OramoConductor
Leif Ove AndsnesPiano
Damen des GewandhausChoresChoir

Program

5. Konzert für Klavier und Orchester Es-Dur op. 73Ludwig van Beethoven
4. SinfonieGrażyna Bacewicz
Trois NocturnesClaude Debussy
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