Royal Albert HallKensington Gore, London, Greater London, SW7 2AP, Vereinigtes Königreich
Datum/Zeit in London Zeitzone
Festspiel: BBC PromsProgramm
Darsteller
| Guy Eshed | Flöte |
| Hassan Moataz El Molla | Cello |
| Daniel Barenboim | Musikalische Leitung |
| West-Eastern Divan Orchestra |
Two familiar iconic masterpieces that
embrace and extend the musical
possibilities of their day frame two
exploratory 20th-century miniatures
from Pierre Boulez. Mémoriale was
written in memory of a young
flautist colleague, while
Messagesquisse spotlights the
virtuosity of the orchestra’s cellos. In
his ‘Pastoral’ Symphony Beethoven
leads us through an evocation of the
Austrian countryside to symphonic euphoria. During
the Second World War the Fifth’s opening rhythmic
figure became synonymous with ‘V for victory’
(Morse code’s three dots and a dash), the
call sign used by the BBC to occupied Europe.
embrace and extend the musical
possibilities of their day frame two
exploratory 20th-century miniatures
from Pierre Boulez. Mémoriale was
written in memory of a young
flautist colleague, while
Messagesquisse spotlights the
virtuosity of the orchestra’s cellos. In
his ‘Pastoral’ Symphony Beethoven
leads us through an evocation of the
Austrian countryside to symphonic euphoria. During
the Second World War the Fifth’s opening rhythmic
figure became synonymous with ‘V for victory’
(Morse code’s three dots and a dash), the
call sign used by the BBC to occupied Europe.
