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Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra

Conductor

Conductor (+1)

Alexandre Bloch

Orchestra

Violist (+1)

Lise Berthaud

Viola

Lighthouse

Debussy’s seductive painting of a languid, sun-drenched Sicilian afternoon marked a turning point in musical history, with its tenuous grasp of tonality and harmony. It weaves a tantalising veil of hypnotic colours and textures. Mussorgsky’s musical wander through a fictitious gallery of works is a beautifully curated series of miniatures, some intimate, others grotesque, that imaginatively capture the essence of a character, mood or scene, further imbued with orchestral colour by Ravel’s genius for scoring. Picturing outdoor scenes drawn from the most vivid experiences of Berlioz’ Italian stay, Harold in Italy is full of youthful vitality, tinged with that appealing romantic sensibility that Berlioz borrowed so poetically from literature. Although using a solo viola it remains a symphony as the traditional balance between soloist and orchestra is shifted; the soloist is rarely the protagonist, more often a bystander.

Orchestral Pictures

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United Kingdom

Orchestral Pictures: Harold en Italie Berlioz (+2 More)

Concert

Oratorio / Orchestral

Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun

Harold en Italie

Pictures at an Exhibition, arr. Maurice Ravel

Saileshwaran Thirumurthy

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