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Mahler 4
28 November 2015 7.30pm • The Orchestra of St John • www.osjbromsgrove.org
Sibelius Violin Concerto
Mahler Symphony No 4
Rhapsodic, lyrical, rhythmic, tender, but with gritty dissonances, this concerto is a unique example of the violin concerto genre. It not only demands extreme virtuosity but much physical stamina as the whole compass of the violin is engaged and explored. Charlotte Moseley presents this concerto in her home town of Bromsgrove.
Gustav Mahler’s wondrous Symphony no 4 s
Sibelius Violin Concerto
Mahler Symphony No 4
Rhapsodic, lyrical, rhythmic, tender, but with gritty dissonances, this concerto is a unique example of the violin concerto genre. It not only demands extreme virtuosity but much physical stamina as the whole compass of the violin is engaged and explored. Charlotte Moseley presents this concerto in her home town of Bromsgrove.
Gustav Mahler’s wondrous Symphony no 4 s
Advance tickets £10.00 (child free, from www.artrix.co.uk / 01527 577330
On the door £12.00 (child free) from 01527 870048
On the door £12.00 (child free) from 01527 870048
St John’s Church, Kidderminster Road, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire B61 7JW
Sat 28 Nov 2015
Website:
www.osjbromsgrove.org
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