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Géza Frid: Drie romances

Saturday, 2 December 2023   |   20:15 - 22:30

Géza Frid: Drie romances

Drie romances (Three romances) by Géza Frid on the program by Orkest Intermezzo with Simeon Riksman als soloist.

Programme

  • P. Tsjaikovsky – Fantasy Ouverture ‘Romeo en Julia’
  • E. Chausson – Poème de l’amour et de la mer, voor sopraan en orkest. Soliste: Simone Riksman
  • G. Frid – 3 romances voor sopraan en orkest, opus 41a (Première in Nederland). Soliste: Simone Riksman
  • A. Dvořák – De Middag Heks, opus 108 – Symfonisch gedicht
  • Composer(s) Géza Frid
  • Title(s) of the Work(s)

    Drie romances

  • Performer, Ensemble or Orchestra Simone Riksman soprano, Orkest Intermezzo
Date
Dec 02 2023
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Time
20:15 - 22:30
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Location
Rotterdam, Grote Kerk Overschie
Rotterdam, Grote Kerk Overschie
Overschiese Dorpsstraat 95, Rotterdam

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Drie romances

voor sopraan en orkest, op. 41a
[tekst] (H. Heine), Géza Frid
Year of composition:
1952
Duration:
00:09:00
Publisher's Number: 07221
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