Jamie Phillips, conductor & Łukasz Krupiński, piano

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Beethoven’s ‘Eroica’ Symphony

Wednesday 20 March 2024, 19:30

Past Event
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Past Event

Programme

Delius Irmelin: Prelude
Chopin Piano Concerto No. 2
Beethoven Symphony No. 3, ‘Eroica’

Performers

Jamie Phillips conductor
Łukasz Krupiński piano
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

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Poets and revolutionaries: Jamie Phillips conducts Beethoven and Łukasz Krupiński plays Chopin.

‘If I understood war as well as I understand music, I would conquer him,’ said Beethoven of the Emperor Napoleon. Instead, he did the next best thing – and composed a symphony so revolutionary that, from opening explosion to victorious finish, it’s still shaping the way we think and feel about the power of music.

With the young British conductor Jamie Phillips at the helm, this should be a highlight of the RPO season, and the same goes for tonight’s chance to hear Łukasz Krupiński – winner of the San Marino International Piano Competition – in Chopin’s deliriously poetic Second Piano Concerto.

First, though, a real rarity: the ravishing prelude to Delius’ forgotten fairytale opera Irmelin – British music doesn’t get more magical than this.

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