Organization

Conductor

Matthias Janz

Singer

Soprano

Sophie Stratmann

Contralto

Fiorella Hincapié

Alto

Tenor

Florian Sievers

Bass

Martin Berner

Others

Flensburger Bach-Chor

Sønderjyllands Symfoniorkester

Beethoven's 9

Flensburg

Germany

Deutsches Haus

Sønderborg

Denmark

Koncertsalen Alsion

Beethoven's 9: Symphony No.9 in D Minor, op. 125

Public

9th Symphony

Approved

Sønderjylland's Symphony Orchestra closes 2022 with Beethoven's 9th Symphony with conductor Matthias Janz, the Flensburger Bach Choir and soloists. Beethoven's 9th Symphony, Op. 125, is a monumental orchestral work in four movements, remarkable for its time for its grandiose expression. The symphony was Beethoven's last complete symphony and bridges the gap between the Classical and Romantic periods in the history of classical music. The symphony premiered on 7 May 1824 in Vienna, and was overwhelmingly enthusiastically received by the audience. Considered Beethoven's greatest composition, it leaves the audience in an uplifted state. It is intoxicating music that convinces us that the good in man will prevail. The power of expression is so great that Beethoven cannot stay within the framework at all. That is why he ends his Symphony No. 9 with four soloists and a large choir

English

Sønderjyllands Symfoniorkester afslutter 2022 med Beethovens 9. symfoni med dirigenten Matthias Janz, Flensburger Bach-Chor og solister. Beethovens 9. symfoni, op. 125, er et monumentalt orkesterværk i fire satser, bemærkelsesværdigt for sin tid med sit storladne udtryk. Symfonien blev Beethovens sidste komplette symfoni og slår bro mellem den klassiske og romantiske periode i den klassiske musikhistorie. Symfonien havde premiere den 7. maj 1824 i Wien, og blev overvældende begejstret modtaget af publikum. Den anses som Beethovens største komposition, og den efterlader publikum i en opløftet tilstand. Det er berusende musik, som overbeviser os om, at det gode i mennesket vil sejre. Udtrykskraften er så stor, at Beethoven slet ikke kan holde sig inden for rammerne. Derfor slutter han sin Symfoni nr. 9 med fire solister og et stort kor. Deres ode ”Til glæden” er således en hyldest til selve livet.

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