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Yokohama

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Sun, Oct 20, 2024, 13:30
Im Oktober geht das hr-Sinfonieorchester Frankfurt auf große Japan-Tournee. Es ist die mittlerweile zwölfte Konzertreise des Orchesters in seiner Geschichte nach Japan und die erste mit Chefdirigent Alain Altingolu. Insgesamt sieben Konzerte in großen Metropolen wie Tokyo und Osaka stehen dabei auf dem Programm – allein drei Konzertauftritte in der berühmten Suntory Hall Tokyo. Präsentiert werden große Orchesterwerke von Mussorgskij/Ravel und Mahler. In Beethovens 5. Klavierkonzert ist dabei der kanadische Pianist chinesischer Herkunft Bruce Liu mit von der Partie und... Read full text

Keywords: Symphony Concert, Tour Concert

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Musicians

Sayaka ShojiViolin
Alain AltinogluConductor

Program

ViolinkonzertJohannes Brahms
5. SinfonieGustav Mahler
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