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An underground concerto night.
This programme explores America as both a physical geography and a state of mind, featuring works that capture themes of possibility, unease, and radical reinvention. Britten's An American Overture (1941) reflects his American surroundings with wide-open orchestral spaces and New York syncopation. Barber's Violin Concerto (1939) provides a contrast between lyrical, songful movements and a finale of ferocious energy. The evening concludes with John Adams' Harmonielehre (1985), a massive orchestral showpiece that reengages with tonal harmony and symphonic architecture to capture the complexity of the late twentieth century.
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Mon, 12 Oct
Mon, 26 Oct
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Tonight
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Fri, 16 Oct
Sat, 17 Oct
Sat, 24 Oct
Sun, 25 OctViolinist Charlie Lovell-Jones performs with the Salomon Orchestra.
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The program features Britten’s An American Overture, Barber’s Violin Concerto, and John Adams’ Harmonielehre.
Charlie Lovell-Jones
concerto
Salomon Orchestra