Photo: Rudi Gigler
The Linz conductor Vinzenz Praxmarer and his orchestra Divertimento Viennese present dance poems full of sound from Vienna and Paris at the turn of the century. While Alexander von Zemlinsky’s A Dance Poem, the revised second act of an unfinished musical setting of the ballet The Triumph of Time by Hugo von Hofmannsthal, only had its premiere 50 years after the composer’s death, Paul Dukas celebrated a great success with his ballet La Péri, which he himself described as a Poème dansé, at its premiere in 1912. In between, a real gem is heard, with the internationally sought-after pianist Shani Diluka as soloist: the fascinating piano concerto by Reynaldo Hahn, the middle movement of which is entitled “Danse”.
PROGRAM
Paul Dukas (1865–1935)
La Péri. Dance poem for orchestra (1909–10)
Reynaldo Hahn (1874–1947)
Concerto in E major for piano and orchestra (1930)
Alexander von Zemlinsky (1871–1942)
A dance poem. Ballet in one act (1901, 1904)
OCCUPATION
Shani Diluka | Piano
Orchestra Divertimento Viennese
Brass Band Upper Austria | Stage music
Vinzenz Praxmarer | Conductor
CONCERT INTRODUCTION
For concert-goers, there will be a concert introduction at 10:00 a.m. (admission is free).
Speakers: Dr. Gerold W. Gruber and Dr. Marie-Theres Arnbom.
The OÖNachrichten is giving away free tickets exclusively for OÖNcard holders.
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