Posts Tagged ‘Beethoven’
Tony Siqi Yun’s Compelling Schumann ‘Symphonic Études’ at The Conrad
The 22-year-old Canadian virtuoso pianist Tony Siqi Yun delighted those who admire the piano works of Robert Schumann by giving a robust and captivating account of the composer’s Symphonic Études, Op. 13, in his debut recital Sunday for the La Jolla Music Society.
Read MoreString Quartets and Trios Dazzle at Friday’s SummerFest Concert
Friday’s La Jolla SummerFest concert ran the gamut from Jean Sibelius’ charming ‘Serenata’ for Two Violins and Cello to Beethoven’s Second Razumovsky String Quartet.
Read MorePianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard Offers a Festival of Fantasias at The Conrad
Pierre-Laurent Aimard’s intentionally unconventional program at The Conrad was devoted exclusively to the musical genre of the fantasia.
Read MoreThe San Diego Symphony’s Bountiful Beethoven at Civic Theatre
The San Diego Symphony’s riveting Beethoven performances Friday at the San Diego Civic Theatre owed more than a little to the youthful brio of guest conductor Case Scaglione and solo pianist Benjamin Grosvenor
Read MoreMore Performance Art from Project [BLANK]: Francisco Eme’s ‘Treatise on Violence’
Saturday at Bread & Salt, Project [BLANK] presented Francisco Eme’s performance piece ‘Treatise on Violence.’
Read MoreSan Diego Symphony’s Concert of Beethoven and Prokofiev Sizzles at The Rady Shell
Under Music Director Rafael Payare, the San Diego Symphony offered an exciting program of Beethoven and Profiev.
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