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24 maja 2007
Sydney Symphony invites to the Beethoven Festival
Wed 30 May and Sun 18 June

Experience the revolutionary passion of the ultimate musical firebrand. Beethoven is a hero of Romantic art, an explorer of the limits of emotion from deepest despair to ecstatic joy. Join us for a survey of the incredible breadth and depth of Beethoven’s genius and undertake the journey through all Beethoven’s symphonies... an unforgettable fortnight of musical revolution and revelation.

Over two weeks, Sydney Symphony will perform all of Beethoven’s symphonies between Wed 30 May and Sun 10 June. Directed by Chief Conductor and Artistic Director Gianluigi Gelmetti, and joined by pianist Gerhard Oppitz. A student of the famed Wilhelm Kempff, Oppitz is heir to a glorious tradition of music-making stretching in an unbroken line back to Beethoven himself.

Symphony 2 & Piano Concerto 4 Fri 1 June 8pm

Symphony 5 & Piano Concerto 5, Emperor Sun 3 Jun 6.30pm

Symphonies 6 Pastoral & 3 Eroica Fri 8 June 8pm

Symphony & Piano Concerto 3 Sat 9 June 2pm

Symphonies 1 & 9 Choral Mon 11 June 7pm

Piano Sonates Mon 18 June 8pm


Tickets start from $48.

Tickets are selling fast, call now
Sydney Symphony 8215 4610
Quote “1056” when you make your booking


Photo K.Saunders

Photo K.Saunders

Sydney Symphony features two musicians of Polish origin:
Maria Durek and Stan Kornel.
Their biographies are being published by Puls Polonii today.