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In 1802, Beethoven sat alone in a village outside Vienna and wrote a letter to his brothers that he never sent. He was going deaf. He was in despair. He contemplated ending his life. Then he went home and wrote music so full of joy and light it astonishes listeners to this day. The Piano Concerto No. 4 opens with the soloist alone, quietly, as if thinking out loud, before the orchestra responds. The New York Times calls pianist Inon Barnatan "on...
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1 dates (7 May - 7 May)
May
7
Fri
7:30 pm
Shermerhorn Symphony Center
Nashville, TN, United States
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