Concerts
I hate music: Ainhoa Arteta
Musical director: Karl-Heinz Steffens
Performers:
Soprano: Ainhoa Arteta
Piano: Rubén Fdez. Aguirre
Solo piano: Michal Friedlander
Orchestra: Bilbao Orkestra Sinfonikoa (BOS)
Choir: Sociedad Coral de Bilbao
Lighting: Michael Bauer
Audiovisuals: Sergio Verde
Coordination: Barbora Horáková Joly y Eva Maria Van Acker
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An open window onto the musical world of a genious
“I hate music”: a little window into the musical world of Leonard Bernstein, to celebrate the centennial of his birthday. It is inspired by his Jewish origin and his relationship with New York, the city where he lived for most of his life, which was source of continual inspiration in his music.
Leonard Bernstein is one of the leading exponents of American musical culture in the 20th Century. Composer, conductor, pianist, educator, philanthropist, philosopher, pacifist, TV Star… A genious with a big personality, who had unconventional opinions and irresistible charisma.
New production by the Arriaga Theatre – Arriaga Premiere
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Place: Euskalduna Palace
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Philippe Quint, violín
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Maria João Pires
Place: Euskalduna Palace
Extraordinary concert: MARIA JOÃO PIRES
The BOS is presenting Maria João Pires, a living legend of the piano, in an extraordinary recital that will take place on Thursday the 7th of February. The legendary pianist has refocused her career by considerably reducing the number of concerts that she gives, so that each recital is a genuine event. Eloquence, sweetness, refinement, and rebelliousness are just some of the words used to describe her style during a long career that has placed her in the group selected as being among the most admired pianists of the 20th and 21st centuries. The programme includes her two great passions: Mozart and Chopin’s Nocturnes, a repertoire in which her versions are considered to be a definitive benchmark.
Maria João Pires
EXTRAORDINARY RECITAL, NOT PART OF REGULAR SEASON
7 February 2019
Auditorium 7:30pm
Tickets starting at €32
Program
W.A. Mozart, Sonatas
F. Chopin, Nocturnes
Vaya día de per…cusión!
Place: Euskalduna Palace, room A1
Bajo la apariencia de un programa radiofónico, el “locutor”, acompañado de toda la sección de percusión de la BOS, nos introduce en la amplia variedad de instrumentos que conforman esta familia.
Texto de Belén Otxotorena y Javier Irigoien
Sección de Percusión de la BOS
Javier Irigoien, narrador
Precio:
• General: 6 €
• Abonados BOS y amigos del Museo de Bellas Artes: 5 €
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