Mahler's Fourth Symphony (matinee) CBSO
Wed 25 Apr 2:15pm at Symphony Hall
Wed 25 Apr 2:15pm at Symphony Hall
Manfred Honeck, photo credit: Toshiyuki Urano
MahlerÂ’s Fourth is on a comparatively modest scale after his enormous first three symphonies. But it still evokes passions along the way to its finale in which we hear a child (voiced today by a superb young Danish soprano) sing of the joys of heaven. Wagner also contrasted visions of heaven with rather earthier delights but in the Prelude to Lohengrin you hear his music at its purest, in a shimmering portrayal of the Holy Grail that is the operaÂ’s subject. Sine Bundgaard also offers a further centenary tribute to Grieg via a collection of his most familiar songs.
PLEASE NOTE this concert is being performed on Wednesday 25 April, 2.15pm
and Thursday 26 April, 7.30pm
Tickets
25 April: £8, £12.50, £16, £19, £21, £24.50, £27.50
26 April: £8, £12.50, £15.50, £20, £22, £27, £30.50, £34.50, £38
CBSO discounts available
Manfred Honeck Conductor
Sine Bundgaard Soprano
Wagner Lohengrin, Prelude to Act One 10’
Grieg Solveig’s Cradle Song, Solveigs sang, Det forste mode, Varen, En Svane
Mahler Symphony No 4 55’
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