Live the music - Queensland Symphony Orchestra
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12 Maestro Series<br />
MaeSTRo 7<br />
QSO WiTH PiERS lANE<br />
CONduCTOR<br />
Johannes Fritzsch<br />
PiANO<br />
Piers Lane<br />
BERNSTEiN<br />
Candide overture<br />
GERSHWiN<br />
Piano Concerto in F<br />
dvORàk<br />
<strong>Symphony</strong> no.9 From <strong>the</strong> new World<br />
Leonard Bernstein’s Candide overture is <strong>the</strong><br />
<strong>music</strong>al equivalent of opening a bottle of<br />
champagne, while George Gershwin’s Piano<br />
Concerto in F radiates all <strong>the</strong> confidence<br />
and brashness of 1920s new York, with art<br />
deco skyscrapers and dazzling neon signs.<br />
Piers Lane, who regularly inspires <strong>the</strong> critics,<br />
performs this concerto, a spectacularly<br />
successful marriage of jazz-inspired idiom<br />
and classical form. However much Dvoràk<br />
may have been captivated by <strong>the</strong> big sky<br />
and wide open prairies of <strong>the</strong> US when he<br />
wrote his New World <strong>Symphony</strong>, <strong>the</strong> lilt and<br />
freshness of this most beloved symphony<br />
tell us that his heart and soul remained in his<br />
native Bohemia.<br />
MaeSTRo 8<br />
QSO WiTH liSA GASTEEN<br />
American inspiration with Lane and Fritzsch The great Wagnerian returns in partnership with QSO and<br />
Bruckner’s massive Eighth<br />
8pm, Friday 13 July 2012<br />
QPAC Concert Hall<br />
Gold Coast bus available<br />
TROuBlE<br />
HEARiNG?<br />
We hear you! QPAC has<br />
a Sennheiser infra-red<br />
personal audio system for<br />
hearing impaired patrons.<br />
Book this when you book<br />
your tickets.<br />
Piers Lane<br />
8pm, Saturday 11 August 2012<br />
QPAC Concert Hall<br />
CONduCTOR<br />
Johannes Fritzsch<br />
SOPRANO<br />
Lisa Gasteen<br />
WAGNER/ARR. mOTTl<br />
Wesendonck Lieder<br />
BRuCkNER<br />
<strong>Symphony</strong> no.8<br />
Johannes Fritzsch and <strong>the</strong> QSo<br />
demonstrate <strong>the</strong> synergy <strong>the</strong>y have<br />
created in <strong>the</strong>ir magisterial Bruckner cycle<br />
with <strong>the</strong> most awesome of all, <strong>the</strong> eighth;<br />
a work conductors and orchestras don’t<br />
perform as much as construct out of hewn<br />
granite. Despite its dark, sinister beginning,<br />
it ends in a blaze of glorious optimism,<br />
as befitted <strong>the</strong> God-fearing Bruckner.<br />
The intimacy and restrained passion of<br />
Wagner’s Wesendonck Lieder capture <strong>the</strong><br />
intensity of forbidden love, anticipating<br />
<strong>the</strong> atmosphere of his opera, Tristan &<br />
Isolde and provide an opportunity for<br />
internationally acclaimed australian soprano<br />
and Wagner specialist, Lisa Gasteen<br />
to captivate Brisbane audiences with<br />
rapturous singing.<br />
Maestro Series 13<br />
Lisa Gasteen