Julius Röntgen: Cello Concerto nr. 3 (first movement)

Friday, 22 November 2024   |   20:15 - 22:30

Julius Röntgen: Cello Concerto nr. 3 (first movement)

Arthur Japin, one of the most read writers in the Netherlands, is the artistic center of this concert. His novels are consistently high on the bestseller lists and he has won prizes for them such as the Libris Literature Prize and the NS Audience Award.

Music plays an important role in many of Japin’s books. In this literary-musical evening he talks about this and the orchestra plays his favorite fragments. After the break, Stravinsky’s ballet Petrushka takes center stage. Phion is led by Kerem Hasan, the young British conductor who has previously been a successful guest with Phion.

Program

Debussy Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune

Stravinsky Polka from: Three easy pieces

Röntgen Allegro non troppo from: Cello Concerto nr. 3

Tchaikovsky Letter scene from: Eugene Onegin

Introduction by Arthur Japin

Stravinsky Petrushka

  • Composer(s) Julius Röntgen
  • Title(s) of the Work(s)

    Cello Concerto nr. 3 (first movement)

  • Performer, Ensemble or Orchestra Phion, Kerem Hasan conductor, Arthur Japin narrator, Aylin Sezer soprano

Date

Nov 22 2024
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Time

20:15 - 22:30

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Location

Nijmegen, De Vereeniging
Nijmegen, De Vereeniging
Keizer Karelplein 2D, 6511 NC Nijmegen
Website
https://www.stadsschouwburgendevereeniging.nl

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