The Hallé

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The Glasshouse International Centre for Music: Sage OneSt Mary's Square Gateshead Quays, Gateshead, North-East, NE8 2JR, Royaume-uni

Dates/horaires selon le fuseau horaire de London

Programme

Britten, Benjamin (1913-1976)	Guide de l'Orchestre pour une jeune personne (The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra), Op. 34
Rachmaninov, Sergueï (1873-1943)	Rhapsodie sur un thème de Paganini en la mineur pour piano et orchestre, Op.43
Chostakovitch, Dimitri (1906-1975)	Symphonie no. 1 en fa mineur, Op.10

Artistes

The Hallé
Rory Macdonald	Direction
Andrew Tyson	Piano

When the 19-year old student Dmitri
Shostakovich handed in the score for his
first symphony in 1925, his tutors were
stunned. Shostakovich’s dramatic, impulsive
and strident work seemed to combine
Tchaikovsky’s emotional fervour, Prokofiev’s
playful joie de vivre and Scriabin’s intense
heat. Rory Macdonald and the Hallé
perform Shostakovich’s eye-widening
first symphony alongside Rachmaninov’s
devious dance after Paganini and Britten’s
monumental celebration of the orchestra.
With a pre-concert talk.
Buses from Alnwick and Hexham.
Tickets: £13-£36

Plan

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Themes and variations with the Hallé at Sage Gateshead

Jane Shuttleworth, 13th October

Last night’s concert by the Hallé, this season’s first guest orchestra to visit Sage Gateshead, was all about youth: a young conductor, a young soloist, a young composer, and music written for a young audience. There were even a few young faces in the large audience.

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