Special times call for wonderful music. We have seen this happen in different ways over the centuries. This is where the absolute resilience of creative people lies.
This also the case with Beethoven. When he noticed he became deaf, he remarkably composed one of his most cheerful symphonies. In contrast to his exuberant ballet music, Stravinsky wrote penetrating and subdued music with Symphonies of Wind Instruments. The core of this almost ritualistic work consists of a chorale that Stravinsky wrote in 1918 as a homage to the deceased Debussy. Anthony Fiumara is a composer who wants to be understood immediately. His See the Sky About to Rain is a song of hope and consolation about the strange times we live in.
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Program
Bernstein
From On the Town: Three Dances
Fiumara
See the Sky About to Rain for one and a half meters orchestra (world premiere)
Stravinsky
Symphonies of Wind Instruments
Beethoven
Symfonie no 2
CONDUCTOR
Duncan Ward
PHOTOGRAPHY
Alan Kerr