Name: Yuri Temirkanov Denis Matsuev
Start: 2017-07-04T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2017-07-04T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Palazzo Mauro De André

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Ravenna Festival

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Yuri Temirkanov

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St Petersburg Philharmonic

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Denis Matsuev

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Bogdan Dekhtiaruk

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Yuri Temirkanov Denis Matsuev

Ravenna

Italy

Palazzo Mauro De André

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Concerto in C minor for Piano, Trumpet, and String Orchestra, op. 35

Symphony No. 7 in C major, Op. 60

Larissa Andrea Pereira

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Yuri Temirkanov Denis Matsuev: Concerto in C minor for Piano, Trumpet, and String Orchestra, Op. 35 Shostakovich (+1 More)

Writer Julian Barnes had Shostakovich reflect that “Art is the whisper of history, heard above the music of time”. For sure, no score can be a better expression of History than Shostakovich’s grandiose and monumental Symphony no. 7: written between 1941 and 1942, during the prolonged siege of Leningrad by the German army, it is a symbol of the extreme resistance and vitality of the city and of the Russian people. In short, History becomes Art, and now receives a tribute by Russian conductor Temirkanov and the Orchestra of this glorious city, whose unpredictable destiny changed its name from Leningrad to St Petersburg, while Russian talent Denis Matsuev captures the playful yet caustic tone of the Piano Concerto no. 1, a clever mix of parodies and quotations.

English

“L’arte è il mormorio della storia, udibile al di là del rumore del tempo”, è una delle riflessioni che lo scrittore Julian Barnes assegna a Šostakovič. E certo nessuna composizione più della sua magniloquente e monumentale Settima sinfonia, può dirsi fino in fondo espressione della Storia: scritta tra il 1941 e il 1942, durante il lunghissimo assedio tedesco a Leningrado, a testimoniare come atto di estrema resistenza la vitalità della città e del popolo russo. Storia che si fa arte, insomma, e a cui l’orchestra di quella stessa gloriosa città (per gli imprevedibili destini storici non più Leningrado ma San Pietroburgo), diretta dal russo Temirkanov può restituire l’afflato originale. Così come il talento russo Denis Matsuev sa cogliere il tono scherzoso eppure graffiante di quel grumo di parodie e citazioni che è il Primo concerto.

italiano

Yuri Temirkanov Denis Matsuev by Shostakovich, No (2017/2017), Diriģents Yuri Temirkanov, Palazzo Mauro De André, Ravenna, Italy

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