Name: Klaus Mäkela Antoine Tamestit
Start: 2023-11-30T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-12-01T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Konserthus

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Oslo Philharmonic

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Klaus Mäkelä

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Antoine Tamestit

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Klaus Mäkela Antoine Tamestit

Oslo

Norway

Konserthus

Klaus Mäkela Antoine Tamestit: Symphony No. 3 in A Minor, op.56 ("Scottish") Mendelssohn (+1 More)

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Symphony No. 3 in A Minor, op. 56 ("Scottish")

Harold en Italie

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Minnerike reiser
Felix Mendelssohn fikk ideen til sin “skotske” Symfoni nr. 3 i Edinburgh. Hector Berlioz mintes italienske fjellandskap i Harold i Italia for bratsj og orkester. Antoine Tamestit er bratsjsolist og Klaus Mäkelä dirigerer.

Felix Mendelssohn reiste til London for første gang som 20-åring i 1829. Det skulle bli det første av mange besøk til De britiske øyer, og han fikk mange trofaste tilhengere der. Denne sommeren dro han videre på en treukers rundtur i Skottland. Opplevelsene gjorde sterkt inntrykk på komponisten, og etter et besøk i Holyrood Palace i Edinburgh fikk han ideen til en skotsk symfoni. Først 13 år senere fullførte han symfonien, uten referanser til Skottland. Men historien og tilnavnet “den skotske” festet seg ved Mendelssohns Symfoni nr. 3 likevel.

Hector Berlioz vant i 1830 den prestisjetunge franske musikkprisen Prix de Rome. En forutsetning for å motta prispengene var et lengre opphold i Roma, noe Berlioz var mindre interessert i enn prispengene. Oppholdet ble minnerikt og ga næring til mange av Berlioz’ senere verk. I Roma ble han dessuten kjent med en komponist han satte pris på – Felix Mendelssohn. Harold i Italia fra 1833 hentet tittelen fra et berømt episk dikt av engelske Lord Byron, og bærer preg av komponistens egne vandringer i italienske fjellandskap.

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Memorable travels
Felix Mendelssohn got the idea for his "Scottish" Symphony No. 3 in Edinburgh. Hector Berlioz recalled Italian mountain landscapes in Harold in Italy for viola and orchestra. Antoine Tamestit is the viola soloist, and Klaus Mäkelä is conducting.

Felix Mendelssohn traveled to London for the first time as a 20-year-old in 1829. It was to be the first of many visits to the British Isles, and he got many loyal fans there. This summer, he went on a three-week tour of Scotland. The experience made a strong impression on the composer, and after a visit to Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh, he got the idea for a Scottish symphony. He did not finish the symphony until 13 years later, without any references to Scotland. But the story and the nickname "the Scottish" stuck to Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 3 nonetheless. 

In 1830, Hector Berlioz won the prestigious French music award Prix de Rome. A condition for receiving the prize money was a more extended stay in Rome, something Berlioz was less interested in than the prize money. The visit became memorable and fueled many of Berlioz' later pieces. In Rome, he also got to know a composer he appreciated - Felix Mendelssohn. Harold in Italy from 1833 took its title from a famous epic poem by Englishman Lord Byron and bears the stamp of the composer's own wanderings in the Italian mountain landscapes.

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Klaus Mäkela Antoine Tamestit by Mendelssohn, Berlioz, Aπό (2023/2023), αγωγός Klaus Mäkelä, Konserthus, Oslo, Norway

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