Harding & Strauss’ An Alpine Symphony

Robert Schumann claimed never to have spent as much energy and care on his music as he did on his evocative incidental music for Manfred, based on Lord Byron’s dramatic poem. Brahms was impressed and named it Schumann’s best work. Another evocative piece of music is Schumann’s Nachtlied for choir and orchestra, composed in just a week. The finale consists of Richard Strauss’ majestic An Alpine Symphony  – impressions from “a day’s walk” in the mountains.

Season 2022/2023
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Berwaldhallen
2 h 30 min (including intermission)

 

Listen to the live broadcast of the concert programme from Vienna on the Swedish Radio P2, Sunday 19 March at 7.30 pm. Participating choir in the Vienna concert is the Wiener Singverein.

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