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Ella van Poucke plays Tchaikovsky

Programme

  • Willem Pijper Six symphonic epigrams
  • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Rococo Variations
  • Anton Bruckner Ninth symphony

Do you know that when I play Mozart, I feel more cheerful and younger?" wrote Tchaikovsky. So he paid a distant homage to Mozart with his Variations on a Rococo Theme - a bold work for cello and orchestra, elegant, graceful and dance-like. Franz Liszt attended the premiere and said: 'This is real music! Before that, there is music by Willem Pijper for the 40th anniversary of the Concertgebouw in 1928. And after the interval Anton Bruckner's painful farewell to the world and to life.

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Date:
Friday 4 November 2022
Time:
8:15 pm
Intermission:
Yes
Location:
TivoliVredenburg

Utrecht
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Large Hall

Performers

Radio Philharmonic Orchestra
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Karina Canellakis, chief conductor RFO
Karina Canellakis
Conductor
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Ella van Poucke - photo Wouter le Duc
Ella van Poucke
Cello

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