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Javier Perianes performs Beethoven

Beethoven Illuminated

With Beethoven’s Third Piano Concerto, we launch a multi-year project presenting all of Beethoven’s piano concertos with Javier Perianes.

Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House
Venue
Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House
*Booking fee of $8.95 may apply

Duration

The concert will conclude at approximately 10pm.

Pre-Concert

Pre-concert talk by Peter Clark in the Northern Foyer 45 minutes before the performance.

Program Book

Behind every great piece is a great story. Have a read through the program book to get all the details.

By the age of 30, deafness was already encroaching on Beethoven’s world.

Thanks to a letter he wrote in 1802 (which was discovered 25 years later), we have some insight into the dark emotional state he found himself – something masterfully captured by Brett Dean’s Testament, and further proof of what the extraordinary Beethoven was able to achieve, personally and artistically, with his later work.

With his Third Piano Concerto, we launch into a multi-year project presenting all of Beethoven’s piano concertos with Javier Perianes, a musician renowned for his supreme grasp of Beethoven’s rich musical architecture. Cut from the same cloth of genius as his fifth and ninth symphonies, Beethoven’s Eroica Symphony is a blazing, heroic work that’s a triumph of spirit and art. It’s an appropriate finale to this first chapter of our Beethoven project.

PROGRAM

BRETT DEAN Testament
BEETHOVEN Piano Concerto No.3
BEETHOVEN
Symphony No.3, Eroica

ARTISTS

SIMONE YOUNG conductor
JAVIER PERIANES piano

SAFETY IS OUR PRIORITY

The Sydney Symphony will continue to apply NSW Public Health Orders related to live performance venues. New conditions of entry for all venues and performances may apply.

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