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The sweet sound of Grace Clifford’s violin is not to be missed. Antonín Dvořák must have had such a silken tone in mind when he filled his Violin Concerto with long, singable melodies. After re-writing it again and again, he perfected a concerto that sounds bold and spontaneous, a lyrical rhapsody with a flash of Slavic fire.
Our hearts are lifted, ready for adventure – now follow Bruckner! A steady pizzicato tread takes us on a winding path through the vast, fantastic landscape of his Fifth Symphony. Recurring echoes of a chorale, a waltz, a song… where are we? Not until the final pages does everything come together in an astonishing climax. A finale to remember!
The Mingling Room
FREE. One hour prior to the concerts in the Meeting Hall (located just behind the Adelaide Town Hall). There’ll be a bar so after the pre-concert presentation, you can linger, buy a drink and discuss the music with new and old friends before enjoying the concert.
Principal Conductor Nicholas Carter and ASO Managing Director Vincent Ciccarello mark Nicholas’ final concert of his four-year tenure as Principal Conductor at the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra.
Program to include
- Dvořák Violin Concerto
- Bruckner Symphony No.5
Details
- 2 hrs 20 mins Duration* Due to the nature of live music, the duration listed is an estimate only.
- 20 mins Interval
- Violin Solo Instrument
- Adelaide Town Hall Location
- Mingling Room Category
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