MÁLAGA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA 10/11
- 10 / 11 SEP
- 17 / 18 SEP
- 15 / 16 OCT
- 29 / 30 OCT
- 05 / 06 NOV
- 03 / 04 DEC
- 17 / 18 DEC
- 04 / 05 FEB
- 18 / 19 FEB
- 14 / 15 APR
- 29 / 30 APR
- 06 / 07 MAY
- 20 / 21 MAY
- 10 / 11 JUN
- 17 / 18 JUN
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| · | Ticket sale | · | Prices | · | Purchase tickets | · | Seating capacity |
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| 20 January | A 21€ B 16€ C 12€ D 7€ | Aplicables descuentos habituales | |||||
Conductor MARCO GUIDARINI
Symphony number 38 in D major, Kv.504 “Prague”, W.A. Mozart
An Alpine Symphony, Op. 64, R. Strauss
Mozart was in his period of creative maturity when he finished his Symphony in D major, “Prague”. Without ever losing any of its Viennese music character, with some Italian style influences, it is a work of great importance because it brings together great technical virtuosity, an overflowing imagination, a style respectful with his own creative voice and a clear opera-like dramatic identification. Mozart dedicated this symphony to the city that had invited him to represent The Marriage of Figaro, following a certain crisis of acceptance of the Viennese composer.
A great personality also impregnates the monumental Alpine Symphony. His last great symphonic poem, a genre in which Richard Strauss is a great master of the large orchestra, is the musical evocation of a day in the Bavarian Alps, whose landscapes the composer knew so well. The absolutely brilliant sonorous opulence makes it a unique piece within symphonic creation.
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