Tragedy to Triumph

Repertoire

    Beethoven Coriolan Overture (8’) *
    R Schumann Violin Concerto (30’)
    Schubert Symphony No. 9 (The Great) (50’)

Performers

  • Vladimir Jurowski conductor
  • Vilde Frang violin

Schubert’s unstoppable Ninth Symphony is known as ‘the Great’ – and with Vladimir Jurowski bringing all his insight and imagination, you’ll hear why.

For Vilde Frang, ‘music is the noblest form of communication, a constant interaction’ – and that generous philosophy, combined with her luminous, deeply expressive sound, has made this remarkable Norwegian violinist a real favourite with British audiences. Tonight, she explores the special poetry of Schumann’s only violin concerto: the tender heart of a concert that begins with Beethoven’s drama-fuelled Coriolan Overture, and ends with the wide-open spaces and pure, sunlit energy of Schubert’s unstoppable Ninth Symphony. It’s known as ‘the Great’ – and with LPO Conductor Emeritus Vladimir Jurowski bringing all his insight and imagination, you’ll hear why.

 

*Please note change of programme from originally advertised.

Sat 5 Apr 2025, 7.30pm

London, Royal Festival Hall

Tickets £7 - £70

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