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Tetzlaff plays Sibelius

Symphony Hall, Birmingham

Price: £13 - £50
inc. per ticket commission

Tetzlaff Plays Sibelius.

Featuring

  • Karl-Heinz Steffens – Conductor
  • Christian Tetzlaff – Violin

Programme

  • Sibelius The Swan of Tuonela, 10′
  • Sibelius Violin Concerto, 31′
  • Brahms Symphony No. 4, 40′

Brahms’ Fourth Symphony begins with a sigh and ends with a tempest. He never wrote another, but he wasn’t going gently into the night, and this epic masterpiece is a passionate complement to the Nordic fire and ice of Sibelius’ Violin Concerto – played today by one of its finest living interpreters. But first, Sibelius’ dark swan sings an otherworldly lament…

Tickets

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