Beethoven’s 9th Symphony
Gulbenkian Orchestra and Choir
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- Concert
- Orchestral
- Temporada 2018/2019, Música e Natureza
- M/6
Folk Dances
Sunday Concerts
When
Sun, 24 February 2019
17:00
Where
Edifício Sede – Grande Auditório
Av. de Berna, 45A
, Lisboa
217 823 700
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Tickets
- Stalls: 9,38 €
Other sessions:
24 Februaryr, 12:00
The popular music of the various regions has always been a rich source of inspiration for a broad range of composers. Music from Central Europe and the Slavic peoples have had a particular draw. Brahms and Bartók are two good examples of the influence in written music from the exuberant gypsy sonorities from countries like Hungary and Romania – Bartók also devoted himself to the extensive documentation of regional songs and dances. Dvořák’s Slavonic Dances, on the other hand, were directly inspired by the Hungarian Dances by Brahms, albeit relying on Moravian folklore.
Gulbenkian Orchestra
José Eduardo Gomes Conductor
Raquel Reis Comments
Johannes Brahms
Three Hungarian Dances
Béla Bartók
Romenian Folk Dances, Sz. 68
Alexander Borodin
Polovstian Dances
Antonín Dvořák
Slavonic Dances, op. 46
