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Apotheosis of Dance • Collegium 1704

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J. Haydn
Sinfonie No. 98 B dur

L. van Beethoven
Sinfonie No. 7 A dur

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Collegium 1704
Václav Luks conductor

Photo illustrating the event Apotheosis of Dance • Collegium 1704

Rudolfinum — Dvořák Hall

14 Feb 2023 Tuesday 7.30pm

Joseph Haydn developed his compositional art to captivating perfectionism while retaining, even in mature age, the joy of experimenting and searching for unusual solutions. His consummate Symphony No. 98 fills the perfect form with an overflow of youthful invention. Haydn‘s creative contribution to the symphonic repertoire set a precedent for the creation of the most impressive works of this genre, such as Beethoven‘s famous ”Seventh“, which Richard Wagner admiringly described as “apotheosis of dance”.