Grafenegg Festival: Gstaad Festival Orchestra, Jaap van Zweden
Grafenegg, Transfer to Grafenegg from Vienna Musikverein, Ecke Bösendorferstraße/Canovagasse
About the Event
Anton Bruckner's Seventh Symphony marks a significant turning point in his career, finally realizing the breakthrough he had long sought. This symphony, with its unique and inherently lyrical nature, concludes triumphantly in the radiant key of E major. However, its centerpiece lies in the profound C‐sharp minor Adagio, a deeply moving funeral music that escalates into a grand climax before seamlessly transitioning into a sublime epitaph for the recently deceased Richard Wagner.
In contrast, Felix Mendelssohn's iconic Violin Concerto expresses intense emotions in a more condensed manner. Passion, virtuosity, and melodic beauty permeate this composition, culminating in a jubilant and whimsical finale. Janine Jansen's interpretation of this masterpiece, accompanied by the Gstaad Festival Orchestra led by Jaap van Zweden, ensures that this beloved concerto remains a perennial favorite among audiences.
Practical Information
For clients who have booked inclusive bus transfer:
Departure Vienna Musikverein, corner Bösendorferstraße/Canovagasse: 270 minutes before the concert begins
Return from Grafenegg: approx. 15 minutes after the end of the concert
Journey time approx. 55 min
Program
- Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy – Concerto for violin and orchestra in E minor, Op. 64
- Anton Bruckner – Symphonie Nr. 7 E‐Dur
Artists
Conductor: | Jaap van Zweden |
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Violin: | Janine Jansen Born into a musical family, Dutch violinist Janine Jansen began the study of the music at the tender age of 6. She is internationally recognized today as a top violinist, and a truly exciting and versatile artist.
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Orchestra: | Gstaad Festival Orchestra |
Address
Transfer to Grafenegg from Vienna Musikverein, Ecke Bösendorferstraße/Canovagasse, Ecke Bösendorferstraße/Canovagasse, Grafenegg, Austria — Google Maps