Konzerthausorchester Berlin, Christoph Eschenbach
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Our former chief conductor Christioph Eschenbach is back on the podium of the Konzerthausorchester and is bringing a highly talented young pianist with him: The 19-year-old Simon Haje will play Beethoven's fourth piano concerto from 1805, which already points in the direction of Romanticism. Robert Schumann was not the only one who loved the work, which is the first of its genre to begin directly with the solo instrument. The audience also liked ...
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2 dates (28 Mar - 29 Mar)
Mar
28
Fri
8:00 pm
Konzerthaus Berlin
Berlin, Germany
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Mar
29
Sat
8:00 pm
Konzerthaus Berlin
Berlin, Germany
Tickets available
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