25/26 Season

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• Fredrik Fernando Austad,  Pustetrener og terapeut

Giovanni Antonini conducts Mozart’s final symphony–Symphony No. 41.

• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart  Symphony No. 41

• Giovanni Antonini,  Conductor

Giovanni Antonini conducts Mozart’s final symphony alongside works by two influential composers of his time. Christoph Willibald Gluck revolutionized stage music with pieces like the ballet Don Juan, while Giovanni Battista Viotti reshaped the solo concerto. Dmitry Smirnov is the soloist in Paganini’s Violin Concerto No. 1.

• Christoph Willibald Gluck  Don Juan: Suite
• Niccolò Paganini  Violin Concerto No. 1
• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart  Symphony No. 41

• Giovanni Antonini,  Conductor
• Dmitry Smirnov,  Violin

At this chamber concert featuring musicians from the Oslo Philharmonic, the programme presents works by two giants of classical music: Joseph Haydn and Johannes Brahms.

• Joseph Haydn  String Quartet, Op. 77 No. 1
• Johannes Brahms  String Quartet, Op. 51 No. 1

• Daniel Dalnoki,  Violin
• Aslak Juva,  Violin
• Anders Rensvik,  Viola
• Kristine Lisedatter Martens,  Cello

Aivis Greters conducts the Oslo Philharmonic’s choir and orchestra in Johannes Brahms’ dramatic Schicksalslied, Pēteris Vasks’ meditative The Fruit of Silence, and Igor Stravinsky’s powerful Symphony of Psalms. The Easter concert also features the world premiere of Herman Vogt’s orchestral work Lux Manifesta.

• Pēteris Vasks  The Fruit of Silence
• Igor Stravinsky  Symphony of Psalms
• Herman Vogt  Lux Manifesta
• Johannes Brahms  Schiksalslied

• Aivis Greters,  Conductor
• Oslo Filharmoniske Kor, 
• Simon Halsey,  Choral director and artistic advisor

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