May 2012

May 2012

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The Beethoven Cycle

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Beethoven-Cycle III 1.6.2012 19:30 Harpa

The third concert in the ISO Beethoven Cycle features two popular symphonies by the maestro. Following the highly dramatic fifth, Beethoven came up with something completely different his sixth – the Pastoral Symphony: birds, peasant dances, and thunderstorms, inspired by memories of the countryside. Beethoven's Seventh Symphony is the most happy and cheerful music he ever wrote. Best known is the calm, gentle Allegretto, which has been featured in a number of motion pictures, including the memorable scene at the climax of The King's Speech, where George the VI addresses his nation at the beginning of World War II.

 

Kaupa miða
  • Conductor
    Hannu Lintu
  • Programme
    Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony no. 6
    Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony no. 7
 
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Beethoven-Cycle IV 7.6.2012 19:30 Harpa

The Iceland Symphony completes its Beethoven's Cycle with two unique masterpieces. The Ninth is one of the most famous and inspiring works of classical music history. In a newspapers article in 1938, the Icelandic organist/composer Páll Ísólfsson said “Never before have delight and brotherhood had such a magnificent voice as in the Ninth. That is the reason for its popularity during various anniversaries throughout the world. Whether it is played in Germany, France, England or Russia: everywhere you will witness how it strikes a chord in human hearts, giving them hope for a better life, a brighter future.”

Kaupa miða
  • Conductor
    Hannu Lintu
  • Soloist(s)
    Andrew Kennedy
    Hulda Björk Garðarsdóttir
    Nathalía Druzin Halldórsdóttir
    Ágúst Ólafsson
  • Programme
    Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony no. 8
    Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony no. 9
 

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