Keywords: Symphony Concert
| Berliner Symphoniker | Orchestra |
| Eduardo Marturet | Conductor |
| Andreas Boyde | Piano |
| Overture in D minor, op. 49 | Dora Pejačević |
| Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in G minor, op. 33 | Antonín Dvořák |
| Symphony No. 8 in G minor, op. 88 | Antonín Dvořák |
These events are similar in terms of concept, place, musicians or the program.
With his cycle Má vlast, Bedřich Smetana created a musical declaration of love for his Czech homeland – its landscape, its history, its legends. Kirill Petrenko presents the six symphonic poems of the cycle, each of which takes us into very different Romantic sound worlds – sometimes majestic, sometimes dramatic, sometimes lyrical, but always full of Bohemian musical elan. The best-known work from it is undoubtedly The Moldau, a lively, folkloric tone poem that portrays the river of the same name.
With his cycle Má vlast, Bedřich Smetana created a musical declaration of love for his Czech homeland – its landscape, its history, its legends. Kirill Petrenko presents the six symphonic poems of the cycle, each of which takes us into very different Romantic sound worlds – sometimes majestic, sometimes dramatic, sometimes lyrical, but always full of Bohemian musical elan. The best-known work from it is undoubtedly The Moldau, a lively, folkloric tone poem that portrays the river of the same name.
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