Beethoven’s symphonies are perhaps the most played pieces in the entire symphonic repertoire. The next Musicmania series will present only the first three of them, one on each occasion. We will how trace how a talent became a rebel, and the rebel a genius. more
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Last event date: Sunday, January 08 2023 3:00PM
No later period of Beethoven’s life was more exciting and tumultuous than this one of great developments and transformations, with many smashed idols and many new concepts formulated. These are concepts and principles that live on today and still influence how music is composed, and thus our everyday lives and thinking, as well. We will be researching and exploring these ideas at the inaugural concerts of Musicmania under the baton of Dániel Dinyés and interpreted by the Hungarian National Philharmonic.
Beethoven: Symphony No. 1 in C major, op. 21
Host and conductor: Dániel Dinyés
The Young Beethoven
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