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Work: Symphony no. 3 in C major, Op.52

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ComposerSibelius, Jean (1865-1957)
PeriodEarly 20th century
Year1907
Work typeOrchestral
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Hong KongFrench May Arts Festival - Raphaël Sévère Plays Nielsen Clarinet Concerto

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Nielsen, Sibelius
Hong Kong Sinfonietta; Olari Elts; Raphaël Sévère

GatesheadSheku Kanneh-Mason plays Saint-Saëns

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Grieg, Saint-Saëns, Sibelius
Royal Northern Sinfonia; Dinis Sousa; Sheku Kanneh-Mason

StockholmA Walk to Sibelius

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Britten, Bartók, Byström, Sibelius
Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra; Dinis Sousa; Pierre-Laurent Aimard
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Magnificent Beethoven and Sibelius, intriguing Nørgård in Manchester

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Per Nørgård’s Eighth Symphony is the unusual opener in a programme of magnificent Beethoven and Sibelius from the BBC Philharmonic, Paul Lewis and John Storgårds at the Bridgewater Hall. 
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Humanity wins: István Várdai plays Shostakovich at the Concertgebouw

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Nicholas Collon conducts the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra in a ZaterdagMatinee programme designed to celebrate Finnish Independence Day. 
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Sonic glory in Osmo Vänskä's Sibelius with the LA Phil

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The pure and clean sound universe of Sibelius shines as Osmo Vänskä visits Disney Hall for the weekend. 
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StockholmSibelius Symphony no. 3

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Sibelius: Symphony no. 3 in C major, Op.52
Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra; Sakari Oramo

StockholmSibelius Symphony No. 3

Stockholms Konserthusstiftelse
Moberg, Sibelius
Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra; Emilia Hoving

DallasSibelius’ Symphony no. 3

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Beethoven, Renié, Jarrett, Sibelius
Dallas Symphony Orchestra; John Storgårds; Emily Levin
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Sibelius’ Third and Fourth Symphonies: an exploration

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Sibelius wrote to a friend: ‘after hearing my third symphony Rimsky-Korsakov shook his head and said: Why don’t you do it the usual way; you will see that the audience can neither follow nor understand this’. Such comments summarised much of the critical reaction to this symphony and also to the Fourth.