Rachmaninov doesn’t mess around with his Piano Concerto No.3 in D minor – his melodies draw you in from the very beginning. Your soloist is Nobuyuki Tsujii, a former child prodigy who gave his major Tokyo debut at 12, and has since taken the world by storm, as he presents history’s most challenging music learnt through Braille and ear. Marvel at the depth of expression he pours into every note before our knock-out program continues with Prokofiev’s Symphony No.7. Brazilian conductor Eduardo Strausser will give you safe passage through a daring opening movement; if you can face the foreboding strings, you will be rewarded with sweeping melodies and a gratifying finale.
Prices
Student
$35
Duration
1h20 no interval
Recommended Age
Year 7-12
#Music
Piano Concerto No.3 in D minor
Symphony No.7 in C sharp minor
#Artists
Nobuyuki Tsujii
Piano
#Performances
18
QSO Connect Explore
The Explore concert level is designed for those with a developing knowledge of musical concepts.
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