‘Die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen’

10 Dec.'17
- 19:00

Paavo Järvi, conductor / Boris Giltburg, piano

The Estonian conductor Paavo Järvi, artistic director of Die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, delves into Viennese classical music, performing Schubert's Symphony N° 4, the most "serious" of his early symphonies, and written in the shadow of Haydn's "Sturm und Drang" period. We will have the pleasure of welcoming back the Israeli pianist Boris Giltburg, who won First Prize in the 2013 Queen Elisabeth Competition. The pianist is the dedicatee of a BOZAAR "portrait" this season, during which Giltburg is focusing on Shostakovich, his favourite composer.
 

Paavo Järvi
director
Boris Giltburg
piano
Jeroen Berwaerts
trumpet
Programme
Ludwig van Beethoven

Egmont, Ouverture, op. 84

Dmitry Shostakovich

Concerto for piano, trumpet and strings no. 1, op. 35

Franz Schubert

Symphony no. 4, D 417, "Tragic"

Practical information

Location

Henry Le Boeuf Hall

Rue Ravenstein 23 1000 BRUSSELS