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Genre: Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra

Bruch Violin Concerto No. 1

The critically acclaimed violinist Inmo Yang debuts in much-loved music.

Beethoven was drawn to characters, fictional or real, who dared to stand up against injustices. Egmont in Goethe's drama of the same name was one such fictional but clear role model for Beethoven. In the overture, he encapsulates the drama, from the slow introduction through tragedy to a triumphant conclusion. The orchestra is led by the young and increasingly renowned Czech conductor Jirí Rozen, making his debut with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra.

Triumphant melodies are also found in Max Bruch's first violin concerto, one of classical music's most beloved concertos. It's heavenly beautiful music with irresistible romantic fervor. The soloist is the exceptional South Korean violinist Inmo Yang, winner of two of the world's most prestigious violin competitions: the Paganini Competition in Genoa and the Sibelius Competition in Helsinki. He now debuts with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra.

In Dora Pejacevic's music, traces of Wagner, Brahms, and Bruckner can be found, but it is also strongly personal with rich colors and profound seriousness. After a cautious, slow introduction, this symphony from 1918 moves into contrasting and determined music, painting vivid natural scenes. The music also features exuberant pirouettes that are swept away by dazzling climaxes towards the end. It's an impressive work by a composer who was long neglected.

  • The music

  • Ludwig van Beethoven Egmont Overture
  • Max Bruch Violin Concerto No. 1 in g minor
  • Intermission
  • Dora Pejacevic Symphony in f sharp minor

  • Participants

  • Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra
  • Jirí Rozen conductor
  • Inmo Yang violin

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Thursday 30 January 2025 19.00

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Sunday 2 March 2025 19.00

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Genre: Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra

Bruch Violin Concerto No. 1

The critically acclaimed violinist Inmo Yang debuts in much-loved music.

Livestream

Watch the concert live, completely free and without login.

Thursday 30 January 2025 19.00


Ends approximately 21.00
Save in calendar

Play premiere

Watch completely free and without login.

Sunday 2 March 2025 19.00

Save in calendar

Beethoven was drawn to characters, fictional or real, who dared to stand up against injustices. Egmont in Goethe's drama of the same name was one such fictional but clear role model for Beethoven. In the overture, he encapsulates the drama, from the slow introduction through tragedy to a triumphant conclusion. The orchestra is led by the young and increasingly renowned Czech conductor Jirí Rozen, making his debut with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra.

Triumphant melodies are also found in Max Bruch's first violin concerto, one of classical music's most beloved concertos. It's heavenly beautiful music with irresistible romantic fervor. The soloist is the exceptional South Korean violinist Inmo Yang, winner of two of the world's most prestigious violin competitions: the Paganini Competition in Genoa and the Sibelius Competition in Helsinki. He now debuts with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra.

In Dora Pejacevic's music, traces of Wagner, Brahms, and Bruckner can be found, but it is also strongly personal with rich colors and profound seriousness. After a cautious, slow introduction, this symphony from 1918 moves into contrasting and determined music, painting vivid natural scenes. The music also features exuberant pirouettes that are swept away by dazzling climaxes towards the end. It's an impressive work by a composer who was long neglected.

  • The music

  • Ludwig van Beethoven Egmont Overture
  • Max Bruch Violin Concerto No. 1 in g minor
  • Intermission
  • Dora Pejacevic Symphony in f sharp minor

  • Participants

  • Jirí Rozen conductor
  • Inmo Yang violin

Watch in our app

The Konserthuset Play app makes it easier to experience music on your phone or tablet – or on a big screen! Read more

FAQ about Konserthuset Play

Our tips for how to best take advantage of our selection and how you watch our livestreams. To FAQ

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