A welcome visit by the heroic Ukrainian National Philharmonic Orchestra, under their fellow countryman, conductor Theodore Kuchar, alongside popular British pianist Mark Bebbington.
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Date: Sunday 28 February
Time: 15:00
Price: £6 - £38.50
Location: Gannochy Trust Auditorium, Perth Concert Hall
BrahmsHungarian Dance No 5 MozartPiano Concerto No 21 K467 DvořákSymphony No 7 Theodore Kuchar, conductor Mark Bebbington, piano This welcome visit by the heroic Ukrainian National Philharmonic Orchestra, under their fellow countryman, conductor Theodore Kuchar, begins exuberantly with Brahms’ dashing Fifth Hungarian Dance. There’s an elegant contrast as popular British pianist Mark Bebbington performs Mozart’s best-loved Piano Concerto No.21, whose ethereally beautiful slow movement acquired the nickname, the ‘dream andante’. Dvořák’s ardent Seventh Symphony was inspired by the composer hearing Brahms’ turbulent Third Symphony a few months earlier, but its compelling drama also reflects both his nation’s political struggles and personal grief. Beginning with smouldering intensity, it catches fire in a thrilling mix of soaring melodies and driving rhythms. £38.50, £33.50, £29.50, £24.50, £17.50; Disabled Concession £20.50, £18, £16, £13.50 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket); £8; Unwaged/Students/Young Scot/Under 26s £6; Under 18s go free Perth Concert Series Subscribers can save when booking for other orchestral concerts in the season! When booking for the Ukrainian National Philharmonic Orchestra, Düsseldorf Symphony Orchestra or RSNO Viennese New Year, save: • 10% when booking for one or two • 15% when booking for three