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Individual concerts available from 28 October
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$40-$95
Concession
$35-$90
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Dates
Friday 01 April 2022
11:00am at Hamer Hall
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Featuring
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
Benjamin Northey conductor
Daniel de Borah piano
Program
Brahms Piano Concerto No.2
About this performance
It took Brahms three years to write this mammoth work for piano and orchestra – the longest piano concerto of the romantic era!
The longer and more ambitious his works became, the more he quirkily referred to them in diminutive terms, describing this gargantuan work as ‘a very small piano concerto’.
Currently head of Chamber Music at the Queensland Conservatorium, Daniel de Borah embarks on this journey of physical and musical endurance, guiding us through seamless and ever-surprising passages of tempestuousness, tenderness, yearning, and elegance.
Duration: approx. 1 hour, no interval
Featured artists
COVIDSafe Information
The MSO and the venues in which we perform will operate under government health and safety guidelines in place at the time of the event. Information about protocols in place will be included in the pre-concert email sent to attendees a few days prior to the performance.
