Winner of the 2021 American Pianist Awards and Christel DeHaan Classical Fellowship, Kenny Broberg, returns to the stage that made him a superstar, performing Grieg’s cherished Piano Concerto. German conductor Michael Sanderling makes his long-awaited Indianapolis debut in program that includes Sibelius’ “confession of [his] soul,” his Symphony No. 2.  This Scandinavian program rounds with Swedish composer Helena Munktell’s Breaking Waves.   

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Grieg & Sibelius

Hilbert Circle Theatre

“[Ingrid] Fliter plays with such grace and heartfelt sincerity… by whatever magical means, [she] touches the heart,” claims Gramophone; Fliter joins the MSO for Mozart’s smiling Piano Concerto No. 17. This heartfelt program continues with music from Prokofiev’s ballet Romeo and Juliet, complete with a masquerade ball, declarations of love, and a tragic ending for the star-crossed lovers. Michael Sanderling, whose “overriding interpretive priority seems to be sheer beauty of sound…” (The Classic Review), leads this endearing program.

Ingrid Fliter Plays Mozart

Warner Grand Theater

Piano Concerto No. 17

Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra

Symphony No. 2

Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra

Selections from Romeo and Juliet

Piano Concerto in A minor

Bränningar 

Michael Sanderling

Events

May 30 - Jun 1, 2024

Grieg & Sibelius · Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra

Feb 28 - Mar 1, 2025

Ingrid Fliter Plays Mozart · Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra

Future and recently performed repertoire

Conductor in Piano Concerto No. 17 by Mozart

Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra

Conductor in Symphony No. 2 by Sibelius

Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra

Conductor in Selections from Romeo and Juliet by Prokofiev

Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra

Conductor in Piano Concerto in A minor by Grieg

Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra

Conductor in Bränningar by Munktell

Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra

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