 Jean Sibelius |
Paul Creston ‘Marimba Concertino’ Sibelius ‘Symphony No.2′ This Schubert symphony has remained one of the most well loved in the concert repertoire in what seems a perfect unfinished state, though others have tried to complete it. Creston’s Concertino is distinctly tonal in the modern American idiom and possessed of a strong rhythmic sense. Sibelius’s Second is by far the most popular of his symphonies. Its style is characteristic Sibelius, with marvellous dark-hued sonorities, expansive brass chorales, passionate expressiveness, and at the end, with screwed up tension leading to a glorious triumphant conclusion. |
Date/Time
Date(s) - Saturday 21st May, 2011
19:45
Location
The Great Hall, Ravensbourne School
