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Joshua Bell plays Tchaikovsky

Swire Maestro

6 & 7-7-2007 Fri & Sat 8PM
Hong Kong Cultural Centre Concert Hall

For ages 6 and above

Venue Information

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$400, $300, $200, $100

Available at URBTIX from
1-6-2007

Ticket enquiries 3761 6661

Programme

VasksMusica dolorosa
TchaikovskyViolin Concerto
ProkofievSymphony No. 5

 

Grammy Award-winning American violinist Joshua Bell returns to the Philharmonic with the quintessential Romantic concerto in which Tchaikovsky fuses spirited virtuosity with melting tenderness. A native of St Petersburg, Andrey Boreyko is one of the most exciting and dynamic conductors to emerge from Eastern Europe in recent years and brings his special affinity for Russian music to the tenderness and the passion of Prokofiev's greatest symphony.

SWIRE CLASSIC INSIGHTS - In 2006/07 the Hong Kong Philharmonic is introducing a series of free pre-concert talks from 7:15pm to 7:45pm prior to every concert in the Swire Maestro Series. Classic Insights will take place in the level 4 foyer of the Hong Kong Cultural Centre. Talks on Friday evenings will be conducted in English and those on Saturday evenings will be in Cantonese.

SWIRE Classic Insights: pre-concert talks for “Joshua Bell plays Tchaikovsky”

6/7/2007 Fri (English) Speaker: Benedict Cruft, Dean of Music, Hong Kong Academy for the Performing Arts Time: 7:15 - 7:45pm Venue: Level 4 Foyer, Auditoria Bldg, HK Cultural Centre Free admission to this talk

Please visit the Chinese page for SWIRE Classic Insights on Sat (in Cantonese)

 

 

  • Club Bravo: 15% off
    Members of Young Audiences Scheme: 10% off
    Friends of LCSD Performing Venues: 10% off
    Students, Citizens aged 60 or above, People with Disability and CSSA recipients: 50% off (With Quota)
    Group discount: 10-19: 10% off
  • 20 or above: 20% off
Programme and artists are subject to change.Latecomers are not admitted until a suitable break in the programme.Concert runs about 2 hours, including 1 interval.
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