Program (Subject to Change)
SØRENSEN
Evening Land / 13 min
MOZART
Piano Concerto No. 23 / 26 min
INTERMISSION / 20 min
RACHMANINOFF
Symphony No. 1 / 41 min
At a Glance
Sorensen’s Evening Land, a shimmering and emotional work, sets in motion this concert full of melody, including one of the most touching passages that Mozart ever created. You’ll hear it in the middle of his Piano Concerto No. 23, played by Ingrid Fliter, famous for her crystalline tone. And a Rachmaninoff rarity to close: his First Symphony, written when he was only in his early 20s, yet one of his most powerful scores.
Artists
- Minnesota Orchestra
- Thomas Søndergård, conductor
- Ingrid Fliter, piano
Did You Know?
- Evening Land was premiered by its commissioning ensemble, the New York Philharmonic, under the baton of former Minnesota Orchestra Music Director Edo de Waart.
- In addition to being an outstanding concert pianist, Argentina native Ingrid Fliter is also a painter. According to Fliter, painting has “unleashed a magical new world to me.”
- A creative burst: Within two months of completing his Piano Concerto No. 23, Mozart completed the next one (Piano Concerto No. 24) and saw the premiere of his opera, The Marriage of Figaro.
Accessibility at Orchestra Hall
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Due to Stay Safe MN guidelines around public gatherings, we have made the decision to reschedule this concert. Ticketholders will be contacted directly.
Rescheduled dates to be announced.
Ingrid Fliter Plays Mozart
Additional Dates
Ingrid Fliter, piano | Photo © Gary Houlder
Due to Stay Safe MN guidelines around public gatherings, we have made the decision to reschedule this concert. Ticketholders will be contacted directly.
Rescheduled dates to be announced.
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Program (Subject to Change)
SØRENSEN
Evening Land / 13 min
MOZART
Piano Concerto No. 23 / 26 min
INTERMISSION / 20 min
RACHMANINOFF
Symphony No. 1 / 41 min
At a Glance
Sorensen’s Evening Land, a shimmering and emotional work, sets in motion this concert full of melody, including one of the most touching passages that Mozart ever created. You’ll hear it in the middle of his Piano Concerto No. 23, played by Ingrid Fliter, famous for her crystalline tone. And a Rachmaninoff rarity to close: his First Symphony, written when he was only in his early 20s, yet one of his most powerful scores.
Artists
- Minnesota Orchestra
- Thomas Søndergård, conductor
- Ingrid Fliter, piano
Did You Know?
- Evening Land was premiered by its commissioning ensemble, the New York Philharmonic, under the baton of former Minnesota Orchestra Music Director Edo de Waart.
- In addition to being an outstanding concert pianist, Argentina native Ingrid Fliter is also a painter. According to Fliter, painting has “unleashed a magical new world to me.”
- A creative burst: Within two months of completing his Piano Concerto No. 23, Mozart completed the next one (Piano Concerto No. 24) and saw the premiere of his opera, The Marriage of Figaro.
Accessibility at Orchestra Hall