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Nelson Goerner | Concertgebouworkest | Iván Fischer

Date & Time
Fri, Feb 14, 2025, 19:00
Sergei Prokofiev always prioritized musical beauty. The Concertgebouworkest and Iván Fischer present three of his works: the Overture on Hebrew Themes, the second piano concerto with Nelson Goerner, and highlights from the ballet "Cinderella". Prokofiev masterfully captured the romantic love, its challenges, and fulfillment in the ballet.

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Musicians

Nelson GoernerPiano
Concertgebouworkest
Iván FischerConductor

Program

Ouvertüre über hebräische Themen c-Moll op. 34a Fassung für kleines OrchesterSergei Prokofiev
Konzert für Klavier und Orchester Nr. 2 g-Moll op. 16Sergei Prokofiev
I. Pavane aus: Suite Nr. 3 aus dem Ballett »Cinderella« (»Aschenbrödel«) op. 109 für OrchesterSergei Prokofiev
II. Tanz mit dem Schal aus: Suite Nr. 1 aus dem Ballett »Cinderella« (»Aschenbrödel«) op. 107 für OrchesterSergei Prokofiev
III. Streit aus: Suite Nr. 1 aus dem Ballett »Cinderella« (»Aschenbrödel«) op. 107 für OrchesterSergei Prokofiev
IV. Die alte Fee und die Fee des Winters aus: Suite Nr. 1 aus dem Ballett »Cinderella« (»Aschenbrödel«) op. 107 für OrchesterSergei Prokofiev
V. Mazurka aus: Suite Nr. 1 aus dem Ballett »Cinderella« (»Aschenbrödel«) op. 107 für OrchesterSergei Prokofiev
V. Orientalia aus: Suite Nr. 3 aus dem Ballett »Cinderella« (»Aschenbrödel«) op. 109 für OrchesterSergei Prokofiev
VI. Abgang Aschenbrödels vom Ball aus: Suite Nr. 1 aus dem Ballett »Cinderella« (»Aschenbrödel«) op. 107 für OrchesterSergei Prokofiev
VII. Walzer Aschenbrödels aus: Suite Nr. 1 aus dem Ballett »Cinderella« (»Aschenbrödel«) op. 107 für OrchesterSergei Prokofiev
VIII. Mitternacht aus: Suite Nr. 1 aus dem Ballett »Cinderella« (»Aschenbrödel«) op. 107 für OrchesterSergei Prokofiev
VIII. Amoroso aus: Suite Nr. 3 aus dem Ballett »Cinderella« (»Aschenbrödel«) op. 109 für OrchesterSergei Prokofiev
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