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Ludwig van Beethovenis considered to beone of the greatestcomposers of all time.In 2020, his 250th birthdayand his musical legacy will becelebrated across the world.Beethoven 250 will be a fantasticfestival within Auckland Arts Festivalfeaturing a full Beethoven symphonycycle and a myriad of exciting freeand community events celebratingBeethoven’s legacy and connectinghim to our city and our people.Presented by Auckland PhilharmoniaOrchestra in association with Auckland ArtsFestival and Auckland Live.Supported by the APO Stellar Fund and theRua & Clarrie Stevens Charitable TrustTHE CLASSICIST7.30pm, Saturday 21 MarchAuckland Town HallBeethoven Symphony No.1Beethoven Symphony No.2Beethoven Symphony No.3 ‘Eroica’THE ROMANTIC7.30pm, Tuesday 24 MarchAuckland Town HallBeethoven Symphony No.4Beethoven Symphony No.5THE REVOLUTIONARY7.30pm, Thursday 26 MarchAuckland Town HallBeethoven Symphony No.6 ‘Pastoral’Beethoven Symphony No.7THE RADICAL5pm, Sunday 29 MarchAuckland Town HallBeethoven Symphony No.8Beethoven Symphony No.932
BEETHOVEN’S BIGBIRTHDAY BASH2.30pm, Sunday 15 MarchAuckland Town HallCalling musicians of all ages and skilllevels who love Beethoven! This isyour chance to join Ludwig’s birthdaycelebrations with our community play-in– Beethoven’s Big Birthday Bash.Community and student musicianswill work together with their APOcounterparts to create a masscommunity orchestra and choirperforming selected extracts from theNinth Symphony.Register your interest:apo.co.nz/birthday-bashCONNECTING BEETHOVENTO AOTEAROAThe APO has asked four New Zealandcomposers to respond to Beethoven’smusic. To accompany these performances,we’ve invited guest speakers to offer theirperspectives.Join us for an hour of stimulating, thoughtprovokingmusic, performed by the talentedAPO Young Achievers, and opinions on thelife, the music, the times, and the legacy ofthis colossal figure in Western art.Reserve your place at:apo.co.nz/beethoven250Proudlysupported byLUDWIG REFLECTED #16pm, Monday 23 MarchConcert Chamber, Auckland Town HallGuest Speaker Rod OramGillian Whitehead New workin response to Beethoven’s late stringquartetsBeethoven String Quartet in D MajorOp.18 No.3 (mvts I & II)LUDWIG REFLECTED #26pm, Wednesday 25 MarchConcert Chamber, Auckland Town HallGuest Speaker Suzanne PurdyChris Gendall New workin response to Beethoven’s Piano TrioOp.70 No.2Beethoven Piano Trio Op.70 No.2 (mvts I & III)LUDWIG REFLECTED #3FREE6pm, Friday 27 MarchConcert Chamber, Auckland Town HallGuest Speaker Paula MorrisCeleste Oram and Alex Taylor New worka collaborative work in collage in response toBeethoven’s complete oeuvre and legacyCONNECTING WITH COMMUNITIES HE TŪHONO KI NGĀ IWI33
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