With some of the most magnificent and sublime themes in the repertoire, Beethoven’s forward-looking “Emperor” is perhaps the pinnacle of his creative output. Bruckner’s massive Seventh Symphony, from its profound metaphysical depths to its exultantly sensuous heights, is likewise nothing short of monumental. Classical Series Concert
Alexander Soddy, conductor
• Ingrid Fliter, piano
• Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 5, “Emperor”
Bruckner: Symphony No. 7
This concert will also be performed in Salem, Friday, November 16. More Information
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Single tickets will be available in August 2018.
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