Name: Chamber symphony: maxim vengerov plays mendelssohn violin concerto
Start: 2023-07-07T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-07-07T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Benedict Music Tent

Organization

Aspen Music Festival

Dyrygent

Nicholas McGegan

Śpiewak

Baryton

Evan Nelson

Voice

Instrumentalista

Violinist

Maxim Vengerov

Violin

Pianista

Piano

Orchestra

Aspen Chamber Symphony

Chamber symphony: maxim vengerov plays mendelssohn violin concerto

Aspen

Stany Zjednoczone

Benedict Music Tent

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“At every turn, he effortlessly communicates his delight in the music he leads,” raved the St. Louis Post-Dispatch of conductor Nicholas McGegan, whose effervescent concerts are always highlights of the season. Joining him is the Siberian-born violinist Maxim Vengerov, recognized as one of the world’s greatest string players. Claiming to have heard a performance of the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto while still in the womb, the precocious Vengerov was taken at age 5 to meet a famous violin teacher. When she asked "Do you have strength in these hands,?" he punched her in the stomach as hard as he could. "Fortunately, she was in a good mood that day, and she accepted me as a student," he said later. Vengerov will play Mendelssohn’s flowingly lyrical Violin Concerto, a work full of beautiful tunes and a joyously vibrant finale. It’s no wonder this work has been an audience favorite since its premiere in 1845.

During his 31 years, Schubert wrote over 600 songs, usually heard with voice and piano. Enjoy a rare opportunity to experience them with the added dimension of full orchestral sound. At 20, Schubert greatly admired Rossini, best known for his comic operas. In his sixth symphony, he paid tribute to the Italian composer with an aria-like second movement and a bubbly finale reminiscent of his overtures. In the third movement, the abrupt and frequent contrasts reflect Beethoven’s influence. Clearly proud of the piece, Schubert called it his “Great Symphony in C major,” not knowing that it would later be known as the “Little C Major,” when his final work in the form, Symphony No. 9 was designated as the “Great.”

Be swept away by the exuberance and energy of Maestro McGegan and the beautiful melodies of Mendelssohn and Schubert!

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Król Elfów

Symphony No. 6 in C major, D. 589

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Saxophonist

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Timpani

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Trumpeter

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Vibraphonist

Viola Pomposa Player

Viola da Gambist

Viola d’amore Player

Violino Piccolo Player

Violist

Aktor

Broadcasting

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Chór

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Extra

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Taniec

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Wideo

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Tenor

Sopran

Bas - baryton

Kontralt

Mezzosopran

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Alto

Continuo

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“At every turn, he effortlessly communicates his delight in the music he leads,” raved the St. Louis Post-Dispatchof conductor Nicholas McGegan, whose effervescent concerts are always highlights of the season. Joining him is the Siberian-born violinist Maxim Vengerov, recognized as one of the world’s greatest string players. Claiming to have heard a performance of the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto while still in the womb, the precocious Vengerov was taken at age 5 to meet a famous violin teacher. When she asked "Do you have strength in these hands,?" he punched her in the stomach as hard as he could. "Fortunately, she was in a good mood that day, and she accepted me as a student," he said later. Vengerov will play Mendelssohn’s flowingly lyrical Violin Concerto, a work full of beautiful tunes and a joyously vibrant finale. It’s no wonder this work has been an audience favorite since its premiere in 1845.

During his 31 years, Schubert wrote over 600 songs, usually heard with voice and piano. Enjoy a rare opportunity to experience them with the added dimension of full orchestral sound. At 20, Schubert greatly admired Rossini, best known for his comic operas. In his sixth symphony, he paid tribute to the Italian composer with an aria-like second movement and a bubbly finale reminiscent of his overtures. In the third movement, the abrupt and frequent contrasts reflect Beethoven’s influence. Clearly proud of the piece, Schubert called it his “Great Symphony in C major,” not knowing that it would later be known as the “Little C Major,” when his final work in the form, Symphony No. 9 was designated as the “Great.”

English

Chamber symphony: maxim vengerov plays mendelssohn violin concerto by Schubert, Mendelssohn, od (2023/2023), Dyrygent Nicholas McGegan, Benedict Music Tent, Aspen, Stany Zjednoczone

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