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Sir András Schiff

Sir András Schiff © Lukas Beck

Iván Fischer

Iván Fischer © Istvan Kurcsak

Budapest Festival Orchestra / Schiff / Iván Fischer

Monday 18 November 2024
19:30 – ca. 21:30
Großer Saal

 

Performers

Budapest Festival Orchestra

Sir András Schiff, Klavier

Iván Fischer, Dirigent

Programme

Johannes Brahms

Ungarischer Tanz Nr. 1 g-moll (Fassung für Orchester) (1868/1873)

Konzert für Klavier und Orchester Nr. 1 d-moll op. 15 (1854–1859/1875)

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Johannes Brahms

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Ungarischer Tanz Nr. 11 d-moll (Bearbeitung für Orchester) (1880)

Symphonie Nr. 1 c-moll op. 68 (1876)

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Johannes Brahms

Es geht ein Wehen op. 62/6 (1874)

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The last will be the first.

The Budapest Festival Orchestra and its founder and conductor Iván Fischer present the first works of the four symphonies and four instrumental concertos by Johannes Brahms in the final concert of their four-part complete performance. None other than Sir András Schiff is the soloist in the Piano Concerto No. 1. Although this colossal piece seems so youthfully impetuous, it is the fruit of a lengthy and convoluted compositional process: originally begun as a sonata for two pianos and continued as the first symphony in the meantime, it only became the solo concerto we know today after five years of work. Brahms had an even more difficult time with his actual First Symphony. Its composition took over a decade and a half, with interruptions, and Brahms was almost in his mid-forties when he finally dared to step out of Beethoven's shadow with a symphony.
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