The Hallé - An Alpine Symphony
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Richard Strauss’s colossal ‘An Alpine Symphony ’is one of his largest, non-operatic works, calling for no fewer than 125 players. Traversing 22 sections, reflecting the scenes encountered on the ascent and return, it was largely inspired by the composer’s childhood experience of climbing mountains with friends. From the serene sunrise to the ominous storm, Strauss masterfully employs orchestral colours to depict nature’s majesty and challenges.
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1 dates (10 May - 10 May)
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10
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7:30 pm
The Bridgewater Hall
Manchester, United Kingdom
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