A couple of upcoming Full Works Concert will be held in the local town hall on 12th and 13th September respectively.
As an organizer speaks about the Full Works Concert of 12th September; he describes the upcoming event features as follows.
“Tonight’s concert features three undisputed masterpiece. We kick off with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto in A major. Completed in 1791, the year of the composer’s death, the concerto marked Mozart’s farewell to instrumental music.”
Incidentally, it was also the first clarinet concerto composed by a maestro in the field of music. But the interesting fact about all of it is that the legendary composer Mozart did not write it for Clarinet at all. Basically clarinet is an instrument that has four additional semitones in the lower scales.
The event goes forward with creations of Faure who commented that his Requiem was composed only for fun. For him death was a happy deliverance and that is why his creation was marked by calm, serene, as well as peaceful features. No remorse notes were ever present in his Requiem. It gives the users a musical solace focusing on the eternal fear-free as well as restful attributes of death.
In the event to be held in the town hall, the performance would be of Aled Jones, a young and highly talented exponent of classical music.
Entire world of music holds the legendary maestro Beethoven as the emperor of concerto that is market by a rare tone of tenderness and beauty. No concert can ever be complete without Beethoven remembers and when his works are played today, it takes back you to an unforgettable regime of classical and romantic music. In essence; it is a new type of music that is ultimately born.
Readers may find it interesting learning that the nickname “emperor of concerto” assigned to the name of the great musician Beethoven was not derived from any musician or even music critic or reviewer. Instead it was a sudden exclamation by an official of Napoleon posted in Vienna at that time. Perhaps even he was unaware that his exclamation will become a proverb for the world sticking out for ever with the name of Beethoven.
Itinerary for the concert indicates that Michael Collins of Swedish Chamber Orchestra will relive the creation of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Soloists Aled Jones, Stephen Roberts and Richard Hickox will conduct the Royal Symphony Chorus on Gabriel Faure’s Requiem Opus 48. Simon Rattle will conduct the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra with Alfred Brendel in Piano reincarnating the remembrance of Ludwig Van Beethoven with his Piano Concerto “Emperor”.
In the Full Works Concert that will take place on the 13th September; the concert will open with Camille Saint Saen’s Danse Macabre; and 1873 creation of the famous composer. It will be followed by the sixteen oboe concertos of Tomaso Albinoni, one of the earliest legendary Italian composers.
There will be enough for music lovers in the events, especially for the classical concerto enthusiasts. Icing on the cake could be the composition of Blakirev’s Romeo and Juliet, commensurate to the images displayed in the concert hall.