Conductor

Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony was completed in the late spring or early summer of 1812. It wasn’t performed publicly until December 8, 1813 at a concert in Vienna to benefit wounded Austrian and Bavarian soldiers. Also on the program was Beethoven’s Wellington’s Victory.

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Beethoven 7

Paramount Theatre

Most of the commentators find a new maturity in Mozart’s symphonic style in the work. Joan Brown detects “none of the unsureness of youth.” Alfred Einstein writes: “The strings become wittier, the winds lose everything that is simply noisy, the figuration drops everything merely conventional.”

Dr. Leslie B. Dunner

Conductor

Events

Mar 25, 2022

Beethoven 7 · Oakland Symphony

Jan 21, 2022

Mozart / Tchaikovsky · Oakland Symphony

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