ヴィルトゥオーゾのチェロの音色
第6回プレミア定期公演
マッツォーリ、エルガー、ブラームスの作品
Rarely has The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen played such a decisive role in a young musician’s career on more than one occasion, but Aurel Dawidiuk is an exception – honoured as a pianist at the 2019 Tonali Competition and as a conductor at the 2024 Ritter Prize Award Ceremony. He’ll now lead an ambitious programme featuring the incomparable Sol Gabetta as soloist in Edward Elgar’s Cello Concerto, a piece described at its 1919 premiere as having “meaningful simplicity” yet grounded in “profound wisdom and beauty.” Brahms, who spent over 20 years bringing his First Symphony to life, paid clear homage to his role model Beethoven in some places, while carving out his own style, even including a personal nod to Clara Schumann in the slow movement. Missy Mazzoli, one of today’s most celebrated American composers and a 2019 Grammy winner for Best Contemporary Composition, wrote her Sinfonia in the “shape of a solar system”.
