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SUMMARY:Mozart Requiem
DESCRIPTION:Mozart Piano Concerto No. 22 in E flat major\, K. 482\nMozart Requiem in D minor\, K. 626 \nAlexandra Lowe soprano\nRebecca Leggett mezzo-soprano\nThomas Elwin tenor\nJames Atkinson baritone\nSchola Cantorum\nMarios Papadopoulos piano/conductor \nIn contrast to Fauré’s Requiem heard just two weeks earlier at the Sheldonian Theatre\, Mozart’s brims with music of the utmost imposition. In truth\, there’s no need for contextual intrigue to heighten the drama and poignancy of Mozart’s Requiem\, because the composer delivered both and more in his music in a piece that moves from the dark clouds of fate to the piercing light of optimism. After one of the composer’s most sophisticated piano concertos\, Marios Papadopoulos conducts the Requiem here with the Schola Cantorum of Oxford and a first-class team of vocal soloists. \nYoung Artists’ Platform\nPre-concert recital 18:30
URL:https://mariospapadopoulos.co.uk/event/mozart-requiem/
LOCATION:Sheldonian Theatre\, Oxford\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:James Ehnes plays Schumann
DESCRIPTION:Weber Overture to Oberon\, J. 306\nSchumann Violin Concerto in A minor\, Op. 129\nSchumann Symphony No. 3 in E flat major\, Op. 97\, ‘Rhenish’ \nJames Ehnes violin\nMarios Papadopoulos conductor \nRobert Schumann’s forceful imagination\, his inquisitive mind\, his passion for literature and his music of rare poetry exerted an influence on European creativity for decades. This concert culminates in one of the most propulsive symphonies ever written: Schumann’s captivating orchestral portrait of the deep and majestic River Rhine\, complete with its splendid procession in salute to Cologne Cathedral. Before it\, James Ehnes plays the composer’s Violin Concerto – a piece thought lost until it was discovered\, with help from a séance\, in the 1930s. In its intricate writing\, Schumann’s work has been compared to the plotting characters in a play – precisely what Weber sought to achieve in the overture to his enchanting opera Oberon.
URL:https://mariospapadopoulos.co.uk/event/james-ehnes-plays-schumann/
LOCATION:Sheldonian Theatre\, Oxford\, United Kingdom
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