Name: Deux grands symphonistes
Start: 2025-03-05T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2025-03-07T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Victoria Hall

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Orchestre de la Suisse Romande

Victoria Hall

Conductor

Vasily Petrenko

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Cellist

Kian Soltani

Cello

Orchestra

Deux grands symphonistes

Geneva

Switzerland

Two Prominent Symphonists

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Oratorio / Orchestral

Sinfonia Concertante

Symphony No. 1 in C Minor, op. 68

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Two Prominent Symphonists: Sinfonia Concertante in E minor, Op. 125 Prokofiev (+1 More)

Prokofiev’s Cello Concert faced harsh negativity by Soviet critics in 1938 for its avant-garde tendencies. It underwent a significant rewrite transforming it fifteen years later into the less confrontational Sinfonia concertante, deliberately arranged for the young Rostropovich, who would champion it. The work was now less aggressive, and the cello became a soloist part. Brahms harbored a deep affection for Switzerland, viewing it a second homeland he explored for thirty years. Composing several works in our country, his First Symphony’s finale unmistakably echoes a Ranz des vaches, likely inspired by his Alpine walks, just before the slightly transformed theme of Beethoven’s Ode to Joy. But these are not the only charms of this piece; it embodies the quintessence of Brahms with its generosity and grandeur.

English

Violemment condamné par les censeurs soviétiques pour cause d’avant-gardisme en 1938, le Concerto pour violoncelle de Prokofiev sera profondément remanié, et assagi, une quinzaine d’années plus tard sous la forme d’une Sinfonia concertante destinée au jeune Rostropovitch qui va dès lors l’imposer. L’œuvre sera moins agressive et la partie de violoncelle gagnera en lyrisme. Brahms aimait la Suisse au point de la considérer comme une seconde patrie qu’il a parcourue pendant trente ans. Il a composé plusieurs œuvres dans notre pays et l’on entend très nettement l’écho d’un Ranz des vaches, probablement noté lors de ses promenades alpestres, dans le finale de sa Première Symphonie, juste avant le thème à peine transformé de l’Ode à la joie de Beethoven. Mais ce ne sont pas les seuls attraits de cette œuvre qui est déjà du pur Brahms par sa générosité et son ampleur.

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Deux grands symphonistes by Prokofiev, Brahms, pet. 07 mar. 2025, Od (2025/2025), Dirigent Vasily Petrenko, Victoria Hall, Geneva, Switzerland

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