All Beethoven Spectacular in Cheltenham with Chloë Hanslip at Cheltenham Town Hall, Cheltenham on Friday 5th April 2019

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All Beethoven Spectacular in Cheltenham with Chloë Hanslip

Add to my Calendar 05-04-2019 19:30 05-04-2019 21:30 36 All Beethoven Spectacular in Cheltenham with Chloë Hanslip Beethoven’s Fourth Symphony and Violin Concerto came to life at the same time, yet between them they reflect the full breadth of his creative genius. The searching spirituality of the monumental Violin Concerto is brought to life by the young virtuoso Chloë Hanslip, already recognised as one of the great soloists of her generation. In the second half, the invigorated ESO, fast becoming Town Hall favourites, bring artistry and passion to Beethoven’s rustic and humorous Fourth Symphony, a surprisingly bright and cheerful work, sandwiched between his 3rd and 5th – two titans of 19th century symphonic writing. Pre-Concert Talk (6.30pm to 7pm): Presented by ESO assistant conductor, Michael Young.Free entry using your ticket for tonight’s concert. Cheltenham Town Hall, Cheltenham DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Cheltenham Town Hall
Imperial Square
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
GL50 1QA
England

Friday 5th April 2019
7:30 PM

Programme

Ludwig van Beethoven – Coriolan Overture, Op.62
Ludwig van Beethoven – Violin Concerto in D major, Op.61
~ Interval ~
Ludwig van Beethoven – Symphony no.4 in B flat major, Op.60

Performers

Chloë Hanslip – Violin
Thomas Sanderling – Conductor

English Symphony Orchestra

Programme Note

Beethoven’s Fourth Symphony and Violin Concerto came to life at the same time, yet between them they reflect the full breadth of his creative genius. The searching spirituality of the monumental Violin Concerto is brought to life by the young virtuoso Chloë Hanslip, already recognised as one of the great soloists of her generation.

In the second half, the invigorated ESO, fast becoming Town Hall favourites, bring artistry and passion to Beethoven’s rustic and humorous Fourth Symphony, a surprisingly bright and cheerful work, sandwiched between his 3rd and 5th – two titans of 19th century symphonic writing.

Pre-Concert Talk (6.30pm to 7pm): Presented by ESO assistant conductor, Michael Young.
Free entry using your ticket for tonight’s concert.

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