https://nac-cna.ca/en/event/7722
You’ll recognize the Andante from Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 21, praised by his biographer Maynard Solomon as “an entire movement of unrelieved, time-stopping beauty.” The Baltimore Sun called Jonathan Biss’s performance of the concerto “exquisite… exhilarating… infectious in its high spirits.” Brahms’s First Symphony concludes the concert on a dramatic note: from the stirring C-minor pulse opening to the brilliance of the C...
Southam Hall,1 Elgin Street,Ottawa,Canada
You’ll recognize the Andante from Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 21, praised by his biographer Maynard Solomon as “an entire movement of unrelieved, time-stopping beauty.” The Baltimore Sun called Jonathan Biss’s performance of the concerto “exquisite… exhilarating… infectious in its high spirits.”
Brahms’s First Symphony concludes the concert on a dramatic note: from the stirring C-minor pulse opening to the brilliance of the C major horn calls in the Allegro, it’s easy to hear why this masterpiece propelled him into the ranks of the greatest symphonic masters.
Post-concert talkback: Ask questions directly to conductors, soloists and other special guests. With Paul Wells.
In partnership with Winterlude, the Capital's winter celebration.
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