Name: Sibelius’ fiolinkonsert med Augustin Hadelich
Start: 2023-02-08T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-02-08T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Grieghallen

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Conductor

Edward Gardner

Instrumentalist

Augustin Hadelich

Violin

Singer

Orchestra

Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra

Grieghallen

Sibelius’ fiolinkonsert med Augustin Hadelich

Bergen

Norway

Sibelius’ fiolinkonsert med Augustin Hadelich: Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 47 (+2 More)

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Violin Concerto in D Minor, op. 47

Symphonic Dances, Op. 45

Funeral March in Memory of Rikard Nordraak

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«Den sørgeligste etterretning, der kunne ramme meg – Nordraak er død! – han, min eneste venn, mitt eneste store håp for den norske kunst! O! hvor mørkt det med ett er blitt om meg! Og jeg har ikke et menneske her, der rett kan forstå min sorg, la meg så ta min tilflukt til tonerne, de sviktet aldri i sorgens stund! – Komponert en Sørgemarsj over Nordraak - !», skrev Edvard Grieg i sin dagbok 6. april 1866. Sørgemarsjen, som ble framført under Griegs egen begravelse i 1907, var opprinnelig skrevet for piano, men så arrangert for orkester.

Jean Sibelius var selv en habil fiolinist og han la ikke instrumentet på hyllen da han satset på komposisjon. Hans kjærlighet til instrumentet skinner gjennom hele det virtuose verket. Kveldens solist, Augustin Hadelich, vil være kjent for publikum etter flere konserter med Bergen Filharmoniske Orkester, senest i september 2022 da han var solist i György Ligetis virtuose fiolinkonsert.

Her er det bare å følge anmelderen i Bergens Tidendes oppfordring – Det er bare å glede seg til Hadelich kommer tilbake med Sibelius’ fiolinkonsert i februar!

Edward Gardner og orkesteret avrunder kvelden med Sergej Rakhmaninovs siste store, lyriske og samtidig rytmisk livlige orkesterverk, skrevet i sin helhet i USA, men som gjenspeiler komponistens hjemland som han forlot i 1917.

norsk

"The saddest intelligence that could hit me - Nordraak is dead! - he, my only friend, my only great hope for Norwegian art! Oh! how dark it has suddenly become about me! And I don't have a person here, who can rightly understand my grief, let me then take my refuge to the tones, they never failed in the time of grief! - Composed a Mourning March over Nordraak -!," wrote Edvard Grieg in his diary on 6 April 1866. The Mourning March, which was performed at Grieg's own funeral in 1907, was originally written for piano, but then arranged for orchestra.

Jean Sibelius was himself a skilled violinist and he did not put the instrument on the shelf when he focused on composition. His love for the instrument shines through the entire virtuoso work. The evening's soloist, Augustin Hadelich, will be known to the public after several concerts with the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra, most recently in September 2022 when he was the soloist in György Ligeti's virtuoso violin concerto.

Here you just have to follow the reviewer in Bergens Tidende's call - We can only look forward to Hadelich's return with Sibelius's violin concerto in February!

Edward Gardner and the orchestra round off the evening with Sergej Rakhmaninov's last major, lyrical and at the same time rhythmically lively orchestral work, written entirely in the USA, but which reflects the composer's homeland which he left in 1917.

English

Sibelius’ fiolinkonsert med Augustin Hadelich by Sibelius, Rachmaninoff, Grieg, De (2023/2023), Director musical Edward Gardner, Grieghallen, Bergen, Norway

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