London Symphony Orchestra and Sir Simon Rattle Live at Paris Philharmonic
A raw, nostalgic opera night.
Under the direction of Sir Simon Rattle, the London Symphony Orchestra presents a program of profound musical contrast. The evening opens with Roberto Gerhard's audacious Symphony no. 3 “Collages”, a 1960 work inspired by the explosive energy of a sunrise. This is followed by the lush, valedictory beauty of Richard Strauss’s Four Last Songs, composed in 1948 as a serene farewell to life. The concert concludes with Mahler’s Symphony no. 4, celebrated for its Mozartean clarity and its radiant, angelic final movement featuring a solo soprano.
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Who is conducting the London Symphony Orchestra?+
The concert is under the direction of Sir Simon Rattle.
Who is the featured soloist?+
The featured soprano soloist is Lucy Crowe.
What is the program for the evening?+
The program includes Roberto Gerhard's Symphony no. 3 'Collages', Richard Strauss's Four Last Songs, and Mahler's Symphony no. 4.
Where is the concert being held?+
The concert takes place at the Paris Philharmonic (Philharmonie de Paris).
Is there a specific age policy?+
The age policy is not specified for this event.
