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Christoph Eschenbach

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Mojca Erdmann

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Copenhagen Phil

Egmont, op. 84

Copenhagen

Denmark

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Seven Early Songs

Symphony No.8, Op.93

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THE MAESTRO AND BEETHOVEN VOL. 1
Eschenbach's collected Beethoven. One of the world's greatest conductors – Christoph Eschenbach – is Copenhagen Phil's new honorary guest conductor! Experience the first in a series of Beethoven concerts as he welcomes the orchestra and invites on a journey to Vienna with the works of two composers who radically changed the history of music.

Beethoven's music was wildly avant-garde for both audiences and musicians in the early 1800s. Many of the audience had never heard anything like it, and the musicians were presented with challenges they had never dreamed any composer would face. Christoph Eschenbach has chosen two different sides of Beethoven. As an introduction, the freedom-loving rebel Egmont's fight for justice – and finally the 8th symphony, which shows a well-mannered and humorous Beethoven from his most lyrical and jovial side.

The star soprano Mojca Erdmann is the soloist in Alban Berg's seven early songs – written almost 100 years after the evening's two Beethoven works, while Berg was a student of fellow composer Arnold Schönberg in Vienna. Here the inspiration from great late romantics such as Strauss and Mahler flows together with Debussy's refined sound universe - all with Alban Berg's completely personal and superior touch, even though the seven songs were written by a young man in his early 20s.

The concert is supported by the Aage and Johanne Louis-Hansen Foundation and the Danish Research Foundation.

English

MAESTROEN OG BEETHOVEN VOL. 1
Eschenbachs samlede Beethoven. Én af verdens største dirigenter – Christoph Eschenbach – er Copenhagen Phils nye æres-gæstedirigent! Oplev den første i rækken af Beethoven-koncerter, når han gæster orkestret og inviterer på en rejse til Wien med værker af to komponister, som ændrede musikhistorien radikalt.

Beethovens musik var vild avantgarde for både publikum og musikere i begyndelsen af 1800-tallet. Mange af tilhørerne havde aldrig hørt noget lignende, og musikerne blev præsenteret for udfordringer, de aldrig havde drømt om, nogen komponist ville stille dem overfor. Christoph Eschenbach har valgt to forskellige sider af Beethoven. Som indledning den frihedselskende oprører Egmonts kamp for retfærdighed – og til slut den 8. symfoni, der viser en veloplagt og humoristisk Beethoven fra sin mest lyriske og livsglade side.

Stjernesopranen Mojca Erdmann er solist i Alban Bergs syv tidlige sange – skrevet næsten 100 år efter aftenens to Beethoven-værker, mens Berg var elev hos komponistkollegaen Arnold Schönberg i Wien. Her flyder inspirationen fra store senromantikere som Strauss og Mahler sammen med Debussys raffinerede klangunivers – alt sammen med Alban Bergs helt personlige og overlegne præg, selvom de syv sange er skrevet af en ung mand i begyndelsen af 20erne.

Koncerten er støttet af Aage og Johanne Louis-Hansens Fond og Den Danske Forskningsfond.

dansk

Egmont, op. 84 by Beethoven, Seven Early Songs by Berg, Symphony No.8, Op.93 by Beethoven, Fra (2022/2022), Dirigent Christoph Eschenbach

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