Enter a world of glowing melodies, musical conversations, and virtuosic lines. Starting a concerto with an intimate, quasi-improvisatory meditation is bold, but Beethoven’s music pushes boundaries, taking the listener on a spellbinding journey.
Piano Concerto No.4 is Beethoven at his most vulnerable, and internationally renowned pianist, Robert Taub, is sure to show you why this concerto is considered by many to be Beethoven’s greatest.
Following on, his 7th symphony battles through struggle and adversity to ultimately conquer all. Delve into this extraordinary work.
Join us for a pre-concert talk at 7.00pm, followed by the performance at 7.30pm.
