1 April programme PDF - London Symphony Orchestra
1 April programme PDF - London Symphony Orchestra
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LSO Season 2011/12<br />
Michael Tilson Thomas’ Mahler<br />
Sun 27 May 2012 7.30pm<br />
Beethoven Piano Concerto No 3<br />
Mahler <strong>Symphony</strong> No 4<br />
with Yefim Bronfman piano<br />
Elizabeth Watts soprano<br />
Thu 31 May 2012 7.30pm<br />
Berg Chamber Concerto<br />
Mahler <strong>Symphony</strong> No 1 (‘Titan’)<br />
with Gil Shaham violin<br />
Yefim Bronfman piano<br />
‘Tilson Thomas … ramped up<br />
the LSO’s playing to its peak –<br />
a first-rate performance’<br />
<strong>London</strong> <strong>Symphony</strong> <strong>Orchestra</strong><br />
Living Music<br />
Sun 3 Jun 2012 7.30pm<br />
Mozart Violin Concerto No 5<br />
(‘Turkish’)<br />
Mahler <strong>Symphony</strong> No 5<br />
with Gil Shaham violin<br />
6pm Guildhall Artists at<br />
the Barbican<br />
Visit youtube.com/lso to<br />
watch Michael Tilson Thomas<br />
discuss these concerts<br />
Financial Times on LSO Principal Guest Conductor,<br />
Michael Tilson Thomas<br />
Tickets from £10<br />
020 7638 8891 (bkg fee)<br />
lso.co.uk (reduced bkg fee)<br />
<strong>London</strong> <strong>Symphony</strong> <strong>Orchestra</strong><br />
Living Music<br />
Opera in Concert<br />
Sir Colin Davis’ Der Freischütz<br />
Thu 19 & Sat 21 Apr 2012 7.30pm<br />
Weber Der Freischütz<br />
Sir Colin Davis conductor<br />
Soloists include Simon O’Neill Max | Christine Brewer Agathe<br />
Falk Struckmann Kaspar | Sally Matthews Ännchen<br />
with <strong>London</strong> <strong>Symphony</strong> Chorus<br />
This <strong>April</strong>, the LSO, under the baton of its President Sir Colin Davis,<br />
presents Carl Weber’s eerily fantastical opera Der Freischütz.<br />
Usually translated as ‘The Marksman’ or ‘The Freeshooter’, this opera<br />
is the Grimms’ Fairytale of the opera world with a tale that twists<br />
and turns its way through shooting contests, magic bullets and a pact<br />
with the devil. Heralded as one of the cornerstones of Romantic opera,<br />
the music of the sinister Wolf’s Glen scene has long been considered<br />
the most expressive rendering of the gruesome ever found in a musical<br />
score – why not come along and see if you agree? If you can summon<br />
up the courage, that is …<br />
Thu 19 Apr<br />
Part of UBS Soundscapes<br />
Tickets from £10<br />
020 7638 8891 (bkg fee)<br />
lso.co.uk (reduced bkg fee)