Boston Philharmonic Orchestra Concert 3: Breaking Free of Chains
Composer Witold Lutosławski said of his Concerto for Cello and Orchestra that the solo should be played with a sense of “Just you wait and see!” It’s an appropriate motto for the third concert of the Boston Philharmonic’s 2011-2012 season, an evening of stirring and inspirational music celebrating heroic passion and defiance. Conducted by Maestro Benjamin Zander, the program features Alexander Baillie, acclaimed cellist and star of the 2006 documentary Dvořák…Who?, as “hero” soloist for Lutosławski’s… Show more
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The Boston Philharmonic season really is a journey, in which the musicians and the audience explore the music together. In the pre-concert explanations, Benjamin Zander will give you background information and different ways of listening to each work. |
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In 1979, ninety-six enthusiastic players, amateurs, students, and professionals and a dynamic and probing conductor named Benjamin Zander joined together to found the Boston Philharmonic....
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