Program (Subject to Change)
FAGERLUND
Ignite / 28 min
PROKOFIEV
Sinfonia concertante for Cello and Orchestra / 37 min
INTERMISSION / 20 min
NIELSEN
Symphony No. 4, The Inextinguishable / 36 min
At a Glance
What a thrill to welcome Truls Mørk to our stage again! The acclaimed cellist was last here nearly 20 years ago and moved Minnesotans with his white-hot playing. In this much-anticipated return he brings the cellist’s supreme challenge, Prokofiev’s Sinfonia concertante. Speaking of white-hot, musical flames dance throughout Ignite by Finnish composer Sebastian Fagerlund, and in Nielsen’s Fourth, The Inextinguishable.
Artists
- Minnesota Orchestra
- Osmo Vänskä, conductor
- Truls Mørk, cello
Did You Know?
- Following an 18-month rehab and hiatus after what he thought was a career-ending paralysis, Norwegian cellist Truls Mørk was able to return to the stage and continue an illustrious professional career.
- Of his creative process, Finnish composer Sebastian Fagerlund says the compositional work “requires me in a way to fade myself out,” and let the music speak for itself.
- While he wasn’t celebrated during his lifetime, Danish composer Carl Nielsen later became one of the country’s most beloved cultural figures and even appeared on Denmark’s 100-kroner mark from 1999 until it was taken out of circulation in 2010.
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Nordic Fire: Osmo Vänskä and Truls Mørk
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Truls Mørk, cello | Photo © Johs Boe
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Program (Subject to Change)
FAGERLUND
Ignite / 28 min
PROKOFIEV
Sinfonia concertante for Cello and Orchestra / 37 min
INTERMISSION / 20 min
NIELSEN
Symphony No. 4, The Inextinguishable / 36 min
At a Glance
What a thrill to welcome Truls Mørk to our stage again! The acclaimed cellist was last here nearly 20 years ago and moved Minnesotans with his white-hot playing. In this much-anticipated return he brings the cellist’s supreme challenge, Prokofiev’s Sinfonia concertante. Speaking of white-hot, musical flames dance throughout Ignite by Finnish composer Sebastian Fagerlund, and in Nielsen’s Fourth, The Inextinguishable.
Artists
- Minnesota Orchestra
- Osmo Vänskä, conductor
- Truls Mørk, cello
Did You Know?
- Following an 18-month rehab and hiatus after what he thought was a career-ending paralysis, Norwegian cellist Truls Mørk was able to return to the stage and continue an illustrious professional career.
- Of his creative process, Finnish composer Sebastian Fagerlund says the compositional work “requires me in a way to fade myself out,” and let the music speak for itself.
- While he wasn’t celebrated during his lifetime, Danish composer Carl Nielsen later became one of the country’s most beloved cultural figures and even appeared on Denmark’s 100-kroner mark from 1999 until it was taken out of circulation in 2010.
Accessibility at Orchestra Hall