OBC

Bernstein Centennial

Kazushi Ono and Nikolaj Znaider

16, 17 and 18 February 2018
10 € / 32 € / 42 € / 56 €
Hall 1 Pau Casals
Approx. duration: 1h 15 min
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Interpreters and guest artists

Kazushi Ono, conductor
Nikolaj Znaider, violin
Soprano to be confirmed
Narrator to be confirmed
Cor Lieder Càmera
Cor Madrigal
Cor Infantil Amics de la Unió
Et Toca a tu: Big Band de l'Institut Guillem Catà i Coral Escodines

After opening the commemoration of the centenary of Leonard Bernstein with West Side Story, Kazushi Ono conducts one of his main choral-symphonic works at the OBC: Symphony No. 3 and he invites Nikolaj Znaider, one of the top European violinists today.

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Friday

Dates:: 16 February 2018
Time:: 20:30h
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Dates:: 17 February 2018
Time:: 19:00h
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Dates:: 18 February 2018
Time:: 11:00h
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Program

The nickname "Kaddish" refers to a Jewish prayer and, despite the fact that the work is dedicated to president John F. Kennedy (assassinated three weeks before the premiere), it’s an ode to peace, a spectacular and intense work that speaks of the love between peoples. It premiered in Israel and stirred up much controversy due to the alleged profanity contained in the text, but experts in Hebrew philosophy have their approval it and it became a resounding success. Max Bruch wrote symphonies, operas, choral music, etc. But the most-performed is this wonderful and virtuosic concerto for violin, premiered by the legendary Joseph Joachim exactly 150 years ago.