Mozart & Bruckner
Glittering and magnificent
Experience the expressive range and power of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, from Mozart’s effervescent Piano Concerto No.19 to Bruckner’s magnificent wall of sound in his Seventh Symphony, and the world premiere of Blue Light Sphere by Australian composer Kate Moore.
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Mozart’s music glitters with life.
His Piano Concerto No.19 is full of showstopping virtuosity, particularly in the final movement where the pace picks up and the soloist can really let loose. Star French pianist Lise de la Salle has been dazzling audiences since the age of nine and this piece is the perfect showcase for her prodigious talent in her Sydney Symphony debut.
Bruckner’s symphonies are awe-inspiring experiences, every bit as powerful and moving as those of his close friend and student Gustav Mahler. After our immersion in Mahler in recent seasons, the Sydney Symphony is ideally placed to tackle this gigantic piece.
You’ll find yourself pinned to your seat as the scale of his Seventh Symphony rolls over you. The ending of the first movement, with its cascading rivers of glowing brass and shimmering strings, hits with the intensity of first love. Like so many moments in this concert, it is glittering and powerful.
Program
KATE MOORE Blue Light Sphere
50 Fanfares Commission
MOZART Piano Concerto No.19
BRUCKNER Symphony No.7
Kate Moore's Blue Light Sphere was made possible through the Sydney Symphony Orchestra's 50 Fanfares Project and was commissioned by the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, supported by Vicki Olsson.
Artists
LAWRENCE RENES conductor
LISE DE LA SALLE piano
Presenting Partner
