Organization

Chanteur

Soprano

Angel Blue

Ténor

Issachah Savage

Mezzo-soprano

Taylor Raven

Baryton-basse

Soloman Howard

Bass-baritone

Direction d'orchestre

Fabio Luisi

Direction de choeur

Joshua Habermann

Others

Dallas Symphony Chorus

Dallas Symphony Orchestra

Luisi Conducts Beethoven 9

Dallas

États-Unis

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

Luisi Conducts Beethoven 9: 9. Sinfonie in d-Moll op. 125 Beethoven

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Symphonie No. 9

Anna-Maria Gkouni

Valide

Bruce Adolphe is a composer, educator, performer and author whose “original compositions convey a compelling voice, high craft, authenticity, communicative immediacy and substance” (Gramophone).

Arguably, one of the most quoted pieces of music ever. Beethoven’s final symphony was revolutionary in its use of a full chorus and vocal soloists in the finale. At the point of its conception, Beethoven was completely deaf and experiencing major frustration, loneliness and depression, all expressed in the way the first movement moves from silence to sound.

The riveting scherzo has astounding fugal passages that some feel reflects Beethoven’s daily struggle to communicate with the outside world. The finale uses Schiller’s An die Freude (Ode to Joy) and expresses the humanistic idea that all people of this earth should love one another.

As a whole, the work is an epic summation of all of Beethoven’s genius!

English

Luisi Conducts Beethoven 9 by Beethoven, Du (2022/2022), Chef d'orchestre Fabio Luisi, Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, Dallas, États-Unis

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