Tchaikovsky’s much beloved and lyrical Violin Concerto is a marvellous combination of violinistic pyrotechnics and deep sentiment, performed by Auckland favourite Clara-Jumi Kang.
Suppe’s operettas are rarely played, but audiences rightly love their zippy, bubbly overtures.
Haydn displays his cheerful optimism in his Symphony No.93. And to finish, a composer who greatly admired Tchaikovsky. Stravinsky’s ballet The Fairy’s Kiss is a potpourri of his predecessor’s music, albeit thoroughly re-imagined as only Stravinsky can do.
Notes Fund - Music for this concert has ben supported by Anne Norris & Anne Stewart
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Last updated:
12 November 2024