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BBC Philharmonic

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Leslie Suganandarajah

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Violinist

Eldbjørg Hemsing

Violin

Rise and Shine

Manchester

Royaume-Uni

The Bridgewater Hall

Public

Symphonie n° 25 en sol mineur, K. 183

Concerto pour violon n° 1 en sol mineur, op.26

Ainsi parlait Zarathoustra, op. 30

Rahul Solomon

Valide

Both Elvis Presley and Stanley Kubrick were partial to a (Richard) Strauss sunrise, and his early morning wake-up call for Zarathustra gives us one of music’s most glorious openings ever. The rest of it isn’t half bad either. Strauss’s take on Nietzsche is philosophy “lite” but “full fat” on flair. Gregorian chant, mathematical puzzles and an uplifting Viennese waltz are all whizzed up in a blender to create one of the most sumptuous orchestral pieces ever written. We rewind to the delight of Mozart – the melodies in this symphony are as characterful as anything he wrote in his operas. And taking centre stage is Bruch’s First Violin Concerto – rich melodies, dazzling folk rhythms and a glorious slow movement are just some of the reasons why this Romantic giant repeatedly tops the Classical charts.

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Rise and Shine by Mozart, Bruch, Strauss, Du (2024/2024), Chef d'orchestre Leslie Suganandarajah, The Bridgewater Hall, Manchester, Royaume-Uni

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