CARNEGIE HALL PRESENTS
Open Working Rehearsal: Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Monumental scale and intense emotion make Brahms’s First Piano Concerto quintessentially Romantic. The concerto opens with a storm of surging passions, soothes with a sensitive second-movement Adagio that the composer said was a “gentle portrait” of Clara Schumann, and energizes with its Rondo finale. It’s muscular solo part is played here by Rudolf Buchbinder, a pianist The Huffington Post praised for “perfect phrasing, magnificent technique … that has placed him among the top tier of the world’s pianists.” Schubert’s beloved “Unfinished” Symphony and Bartók’s spectacularly scored Miraculous Mandarin Suite are also featured.
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Rehearsal passes are
available to
Patrons, Notables ($500 and up), and Friends Members:
Tuesday, February 7 at 11AM
Rehearsal passes are
available to
IDNYC Members:
Thursday, February 9 at 11AM
Call CarnegieCharge at 212-247-7800 or visit the Box Office at 57th Street and 7th Avenue to order your rehearsal passes.
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Performers
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Franz Welser-Möst, Conductor