Philzuid puts two special discoveries of German Romanticism in the spotlight: Emilie Mayer’s dramatic Faust Overture and Max Bruch’s Double Concerto. Originally written for clarinet and viola, Bruch later created a version for violin and viola, full of lyricism and expression. After all, no composer lets the violin sing with such inspiration as Bruch.

Now this undiscovered gem by Bruch is given a stage, with Philzuid concertmaster Adelina Hasani and principal violinist Armen Nazarian as soloists. Together they bring Bruch’s melodies to life in a performance full of warmth and finesse. The romantic journey continues with Mendelssohn’s Third Symphony, the ‘Scottish’. Inspired by the dramatic landscapes and historical sites of Scotland, Mendelssohn painted a symphonic picture of the rugged Scottish countryside. Chief conductor Duncan Ward leads Philzuid through a program that radiates the beauty and power of Romantic music.

programme

Mayer
Faust Ouverture 

Bruch
Double concerto for violin and viola

Mendelssohn
Symphony no. 3 ‘Scottish’

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