Organization

Direction d'orchestre

Kirill Karabits

Instrument

Pianist

Alexander Gavrylyuk

Piano

Orchestra

Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra

Shostakovich five

Poole

Royaume-Uni

Lighthouse

Concert Hall

Shostakovich Five: A csodálatos mandarin, op. 19, Sz. 73 Bartók (+2 More)

Public

Le Mandarin merveilleux, Suite orchestrale

Concerto pour piano n° 3 en ut majeur, op. 26

Symphonie n° 5 en ré mineur, op. 47

Valide

Fearing for his life and bowing to pressure from the brutal Stalinist state, Shostakovich wrote his Fifth Symphony to appease the authorities. It was hugely successful – the government was pleased that the rebel had knuckled under, beguiled by its grandeur, beauty and final rousing march, but to many the triumph rang hollow and the Russian in the street saw the truth behind the façade. Brimming with lyricism and unbridled energy, Prokofiev’s Third Piano Concerto is his most engaging. With its vigorous, percussive themes, moments of sweeping grandeur, angularity and brilliance, it was a break from the Romantic concertos of the past. Composed for a pantomime, Bartók’s The Miraculous Mandarin is a parable about lust, power relations and the fear of the strange. In turns brutal, frenetic, intense and dream-like, the music is some of his most experimental.

English

Shostakovich five by Bartók, Prokofiev, Shostakovich, Du (2024/2024), Chef d'orchestre Kirill Karabits, Lighthouse, Poole, Royaume-Uni

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