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Czech Philharmonic • Concert with residents of the season
Magdalena Kožená has included songs by Bohuslav Martinů on the programme of her special concert to draw attention to the beauty of this seldom heard music. Simon Rattle has a similar motivation with Robert Schumann, whose music is not often heard at the Rudolfinum.
Programme
Bohuslav Martinů
Nipponari – Seven songs to Japanese lyric poetry for female voice and small orchestra, H 68
Bohuslav Martinů | arranged for orchestra by Jiří Teml
Songs on One Page, H 294
Robert Schumann
Genoveva, Op. 81, overture to the opera
Robert Schumann
Symphony No. 2 in C major, Op. 61
Performers
Magdalena Kožená mezzo-soprano
Simon Rattle conductor
Czech Philharmonic
Rudolfinum — Dvořák Hall
Price from 300 to 1900 CZK
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Customer Service of Czech Philharmonic
Tel.: +420 227 059 227
E-mail: info@czechphilharmonic.cz
Customer service is available on weekdays from 9.00 am to 6.00 pm.
“To me, Schumann is the perfect essence of everything one understands by the word Romanticism. His music is deeply passionate and communicative, but it never descends into self pity. I don’t think there are many more moving compositions than the Adagio of Schumann’s Second Symphony. Unlike Mahler, he never gets caught up with himself emotionally, but the music he produces is like a crystal-pure extract. It is one of the loveliest symphonies I know, and one of the most difficult to perform”, says Sir Simon Rattle.
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