Brahms Dvořák

30. October 2021

Johannes Brahms
Klavierkonzert Nr. 1 op. 15 d-Moll

Antonin Dvořák
Sinfonie Nr. 8 G-Dur op. 88

  • Duration :
    approx. 2 H. 10 Min. Inkl. Pause after approx. 1 H.
  • More information:
    Introduction 45 min before the performance.

Music Direction:
Gianandrea Noseda

Gianandrea Noseda

Gianandrea Noseda has been General Music Director of the Zurich Opera House since the 2021/22 season. In addition, he is Music Director of the National Symphony Orchestra and Principal Guest Conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra. In 2019, he became Music Director of the newly founded Tsinandali Festival and the Georgian Pan-Caucasian Youth Orchestra. From 2007 to 2018, Noseda served as General Music Director of the Teatro Regio di Torino, where he artistically reshaped the opera house during his tenure. Noseda has conducted the world’s leading orchestras (Berlin Philharmonic, Chicago Symphony, Concertgebouw Orchestra, Vienna Philharmonic) as well as at the most prestigious opera houses (La Scala, Metropolitan Opera, Royal Opera House) and festivals (BBC Proms, Edinburgh, Salzburg, and Verbier). He has also held leading positions with the BBC Philharmonic (Chief Conductor), the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra (Principal Guest Conductor), the Mariinsky Theatre (Principal Guest Conductor), and the Stresa Festival (Artistic Director). His discography comprises more than 80 CDs, with a special focus on the "Musica Italiana" project, which features neglected 20th-century Italian repertoire. Born in Milan, Noseda is a Commendatore al Merito della Repubblica Italiana and received the Order of Merit of the City of Milan in 2024. In 2015, he was named "Musical America’s Conductor of the Year," was awarded "Conductor of the Year" at the 2016 International Opera Awards, and received the Puccini Prize in 2023. In the same year, the Oper! Awards honored Noseda as "Best Conductor," particularly recognizing his interpretations of the first two "Ring" operas at the Zurich Opera House.

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Cast


Klavier Daniil Trifonov

Daniil Trifonov

Daniil Trifonov hat eine beispiellose Karriere als Solist, Kammermusikpartner und Komponist gemacht. 1991 in Nischni Nowgorod geboren, erspielte er sich nach seinem Studium am Moskauer Gnessin-Institut und am Cleveland Institute of Music 1. Preise beim Arthur-Rubinstein-Wettbewerb in Tel Aviv und dem Tschaikowski-Wettbewerb in Moskau sowie den 3. Preis beim Chopin-Wettbewerb in Warschau. Daniil Trifonov war Artist in Residence des Wiener Musikvereins und der Carnegie Hall sowie des London Symphony Orchestra und der Berliner Philharmoniker. Zu den jüngsten Höhepunkten seiner Konzerttätigkeit zählen Tourneen mit dem London Symphony Orchestra unter Simon Rattle sowie Auftritte mit dem Concertgebouworkest, dem Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks, dem Boston Symphony Orchestra und dem Cleveland Orchestra. Daniil Trifonov tritt in Solo-Rezitalen regelmässig in renommierten Konzertsälen auf, darunter das Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, die Philharmonie in Berlin, der Wiener Musikverein, die Tonhalle Zürich, das Théâtre des Champs-Élysées in Paris, das Barbican Centre und die Royal Festival Hall in London. Zu seinen Kammermusikpartnerinnen und -partnern zählen u. a. Sergei Babayan, Gautier und Renaud Capuçon sowie Vilde Frang, Clemens Hagen, Joshua Bell und Matthias Goerne. Für das Album Transcendental mit Werken von Liszt erhielt er 2018 seinen ersten Grammy Award. 2020 erschien das Doppel-Album Silver Age mit Werken von Skrjabin, Prokofjew und Strawinsky, eingespielt mit dem Mariinski-Orchester unter der Leitung von Valery Gergiev. Alben mit Werken von Rachmaninow hat er mit dem Philadelphia Orchestra unter Yannick Nézet-Séguin realisiert.

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Gastspiele

The Philharmonia goes on tour

Following the concert in Zurich, the Brahms Dvořák program will also be performed in Basel and Bern:

Sun 31 Oct 2021 19.30 Stadtcasino, Basel
Mon 1 Nov 2021 19.30 Casino, Bern


Abstract

Gianandrea Noseda is the new Music Director at Opernhaus. One week after his premiere with Verdi's Il trovatore, he will also conduct the Philharmonia Zurich in concert. But it is not only the conducting that one can look forward to: As soloist, the world-renowned and exceptional pianist Daniil Trifonov presents himself with the 1. Piano Concerto by Johannes Brahms. With this work, the young composer clearly distanced himself from the virtuoso concertos of the early 19th century: with its symphonic expanse and eruptive tonal expressiveness, it blew up all dimensions of the genre at the time. From the Slavic repertoire, which he likes to conduct frequently, Gianandrea Noseda also performs Antonín Dvořák's Eighth Symphony, which has a cheerful, relaxed mood and is saturated with the most beautiful Bohemian folklore.

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