Organization

Conductor

Jakub Hrůša

Singer

Soprano

Lyubov Petrova

Mezzo-soprano

Hanna Hipp

Tenor

Nicky Spence

Bass

Solomon Howard

Others

Crouch End Festival Chorus

Southbank Centre

Orchestra

Philharmonia Orchestra

Philharmonia Voices

Beethoven’s 9th Symphony

London

United Kingdom

Royal Festival Hall

Beethoven’s 9th Symphony: Concert Various

Public

Symphony in D major, Op. 23

9th Symphony

Approved

South Bank Centre

Beethoven stretches the scale and structure of the symphonic form further than anyone had dared before him.

And in the final movement he breaks the boundaries of the orchestra itself, invoking the human voice to share his message of brotherhood.

His setting of Schiller’s Ode to Joy has become an anthem for freedom and fellowship around the world.

Hearing it live is still an exhilarating experience, almost 200 years after its triumphant premiere.

To pave the way for this musical icon, Jakub Hruša has chosen a symphony composed by his compatriot Voríšek just a few years before Beethoven’s.

Voríšek moved to Vienna from his Bohemian home (now in the Czech Republic) with the express hope of meeting Beethoven and establishing himself as a composer.

He succeeded in both, and became firm friends with Schubert, too.

His only symphony is full of melodic invention and contrasts of mood.

English

Beethoven’s 9th Symphony by Voříšek, J. V., Beethoven, No (2022/2022), Diriģents Jakub Hrůša, South Bank Centre, London, United Kingdom

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