CONCERTS
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july 2022

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Performing with, Sergei Dogadin, violin Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra Programme Liadov, Baba-Yaga Shostakovich, Violin Concerto No.1 Rimsky-Korsakov, Scheherazade Programme Note A jealous sultan, his beautiful, intelligent wife, and a thousand and one nights of fantasy. Sounds like
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Performing with,
Sergei Dogadin, violin
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
Programme
Liadov, Baba-Yaga
Shostakovich, Violin Concerto No.1
Rimsky-Korsakov, Scheherazade
Programme Note
A jealous sultan, his beautiful, intelligent wife, and a thousand and one nights of fantasy. Sounds like a lot to put into music, but in Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade, a violin becomes the storyteller as the orchestra paints a world of thieves and genies, shattering storms and birds the size of houses. Hear for yourself, as Vasily Petrenko conducts one of the all-time Russian classics, and welcomes Sergei Dogadin – winner of the 2019 Tchaikovsky Competition – in Shostakovich’s gripping First Violin Concerto.
Time
(Thursday) 19:30
Location
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
Hope St, Liverpool L1 9BP

Event Details
Performing with, Sergei Dogadin, violin Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra Programme Liadov, Baba-Yaga Shostakovich, Violin Concerto No.1 Rimsky-Korsakov, Scheherazade Programme Note A jealous sultan, his beautiful, intelligent wife, and a thousand and one nights of fantasy. Sounds like
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Event Details
Performing with,
Sergei Dogadin, violin
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
Programme
Liadov, Baba-Yaga
Shostakovich, Violin Concerto No.1
Rimsky-Korsakov, Scheherazade
Programme Note
A jealous sultan, his beautiful, intelligent wife, and a thousand and one nights of fantasy. Sounds like a lot to put into music, but in Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade, a violin becomes the storyteller as the orchestra paints a world of thieves and genies, shattering storms and birds the size of houses. Hear for yourself, as Vasily Petrenko conducts one of the all-time Russian classics, and welcomes Sergei Dogadin – winner of the 2019 Tchaikovsky Competition – in Shostakovich’s gripping First Violin Concerto.
Time
(Sunday) 14:30
Location
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
Hope St, Liverpool L1 9BP

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Performing with, Jack Schiller, bassoon Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Programme Vaughan Williams, The Wasps: Overture Matthew Laing, Of Paradise Lost, Bassoon Concerto (World premiere of an MSO Commission) Elgar, Symphony No.2
Event Details
Performing with,
Jack Schiller, bassoon
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
Programme
Vaughan Williams, The Wasps: Overture
Matthew Laing, Of Paradise Lost, Bassoon Concerto (World premiere of an MSO Commission)
Elgar, Symphony No.2
Time
(Thursday) 19:30
Location
Hamer Hall
100 St Kilda Rd, Southbank VIC 3004, Australia

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Performing with, Jack Schiller, bassoon Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Programme Vaughan Williams, The Wasps: Overture Matthew Laing, Of Paradise Lost, Bassoon Concerto (World premiere of an MSO Commission) Elgar, Symphony No.2
Event Details
Performing with,
Jack Schiller, bassoon
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
Programme
Vaughan Williams, The Wasps: Overture
Matthew Laing, Of Paradise Lost, Bassoon Concerto (World premiere of an MSO Commission)
Elgar, Symphony No.2
Time
(Friday) 19:30
Location
Hamer Hall
100 St Kilda Rd, Southbank VIC 3004, Australia

Event Details
Performing with, Jack Schiller, bassoon Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Programme Vaughan Williams, The Wasps: Overture Matthew Laing, Of Paradise Lost, Bassoon Concerto (World premiere of an MSO Commission) Elgar, Symphony No.2
Event Details
Performing with,
Jack Schiller, bassoon
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
Programme
Vaughan Williams, The Wasps: Overture
Matthew Laing, Of Paradise Lost, Bassoon Concerto (World premiere of an MSO Commission)
Elgar, Symphony No.2
Time
(Saturday) 14:00
Location
Hamer Hall
100 St Kilda Rd, Southbank VIC 3004, Australia

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Vasily Petrenko, conductor Emily Sun, violin Programme: Carl NIELSEN, Maskarade: Overture Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART, Violin Concerto No.4 Dmitri SHOSTAKOVICH, Symphony No.11 The Year 1905 West Australian Symphony Orchestra Programme Note: Shostakovich wrote some of the most devastatingly
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Vasily Petrenko, conductor
Emily Sun, violin
Programme:
Carl NIELSEN, Maskarade: Overture
Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART, Violin Concerto No.4
Dmitri SHOSTAKOVICH, Symphony No.11 The Year 1905
West Australian Symphony Orchestra Programme Note:
Shostakovich wrote some of the most devastatingly powerful music in the repertoire. Be transported back to Saint Petersburg in 1905 on the eve of the revolution with his intensely charged Eleventh Symphony, as world acclaimed Russian conductor Vasily Petrenko makes his WASO debut.
We open with the exuberant overture to Nielsen’s rollicking opera, Maskarade, then shine a light on one of Australia’s brightest musical talents. Emily Sun brings a perfect balance of expression and eloquence to Mozart’s Fourth Violin Concerto.
Time
(Friday) 19:30
Location
Perth Concert Hall
5 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA 6000, Australia

Event Details
Vasily Petrenko, conductor Emily Sun, violin Programme: Carl NIELSEN, Maskarade: Overture Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART, Violin Concerto No.4 Dmitri SHOSTAKOVICH, Symphony No.11 The Year 1905 West Australian Symphony Orchestra Programme Note: Shostakovich wrote some of the most devastatingly
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Vasily Petrenko, conductor
Emily Sun, violin
Programme:
Carl NIELSEN, Maskarade: Overture
Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART, Violin Concerto No.4
Dmitri SHOSTAKOVICH, Symphony No.11 The Year 1905
West Australian Symphony Orchestra Programme Note:
Shostakovich wrote some of the most devastatingly powerful music in the repertoire. Be transported back to Saint Petersburg in 1905 on the eve of the revolution with his intensely charged Eleventh Symphony, as world acclaimed Russian conductor Vasily Petrenko makes his WASO debut.
We open with the exuberant overture to Nielsen’s rollicking opera, Maskarade, then shine a light on one of Australia’s brightest musical talents. Emily Sun brings a perfect balance of expression and eloquence to Mozart’s Fourth Violin Concerto.
Time
(Saturday) 19:30
Location
Perth Concert Hall
5 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA 6000, Australia
august 2022

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Performing with, Alexander Malofeev, piano Aspen Festival Orchestra Programme RACHMANINOFF, Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, op. 18 WAGNER, Prelude and Liebestod, from Tristan und Isolde SKRYABIN, The Poem of Ecstasy, op. 54
Event Details
Performing with,
Alexander Malofeev, piano
Aspen Festival Orchestra
Programme
RACHMANINOFF, Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, op. 18
WAGNER, Prelude and Liebestod, from Tristan und Isolde
SKRYABIN, The Poem of Ecstasy, op. 54
Time
(Sunday) 16:00 - 13:08
Location
Benedict Music Tent

Event Details
Performing with Peter Moore, trombone Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Programme Aaron Copland, Appalachian Spring – suite George Walker, Trombone Concerto Sergei Prokofiev, Symphony No. 5 in B flat major Programme Note Forged in a time of war and tyranny,
Event Details
Performing with
Peter Moore, trombone
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Programme
Aaron Copland, Appalachian Spring – suite
George Walker, Trombone Concerto
Sergei Prokofiev, Symphony No. 5 in B flat major
Programme Note
Forged in a time of war and tyranny, Prokofiev said that his Fifth Symphony embodied ‘the greatness of the human spirit’. Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Music Director Vasily Petrenko pairs it with American classics by Copland and George Walker.
Time
(Tuesday) 19:30
Location
Royal Albert Hall
Kensington Gore, South Kensington, SW7 2AP

Event Details
Performing with, Peter Moore, trombone Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Programme Copland, Appalachian Spring: Suite George Walker, Trombone Concerto Prokofiev, Symphony No.5 Programme Note Moscow, 1945: when Sergey Prokofiev stepped up to conduct the premiere of his Fifth Symphony,
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Performing with,
Peter Moore, trombone
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Programme
Copland, Appalachian Spring: Suite
George Walker, Trombone Concerto
Prokofiev, Symphony No.5
Programme Note
Moscow, 1945: when Sergey Prokofiev stepped up to conduct the premiere of his Fifth Symphony, he was interrupted by the sound of an artillery barrage. Forged in a time of war and tyranny, Prokofiev said that the symphony embodied ‘the greatness of the human spirit’, and for the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’s Music Director, Vasily Petrenko, it’s one of the supreme 20th-century masterpieces. Tonight, he sets it in a strikingly original context – alongside the primary colours and all-American optimism of Copland’s Appalachian Spring, and the bold, swinging postwar rhythms of George Walker’s Trombone Concerto. Peter Moore (‘magical’ – The Times) is the soloist in this striking contribution to our season-long focus on instruments that don’t always get their due.
Time
(Tuesday) 19:30
Location
Royal Albert Hall
Kensington Gore, South Kensington, SW7 2AP