Lviv National Philharmonic Orchestra of Ukraine
Programme
Stankovych Chamber Symphony No. 3 for flute and string orchestra
Sibelius Symphony No. 4
Brahms Double Concerto for Violin and Cello
Beethoven Symphony No. 2
Performers
Theodore Kuchar conductor
Mykhailo Sosnovskyi flute
Jiří Bárta cello
Oksana Hretchyn violin
Lviv National Philharmonic Orchestra of Ukraine
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From the heart of Ukraine, music of joy, courage and reconciliation by Beethoven, Brahms, Sibelius and Stankovych.
There’s always a special atmosphere when a Ukrainian orchestra plays at Cadogan Hall – an indomitable spirit, grounded in a deep-rooted and fiercely-cherished musical tradition. And in Lviv – a city where Central European culture meets the Slavic world – that spirit burns brighter than ever.
This concert with the Orchestra’s American principal conductor Theodore Kuchar embraces both the home-grown genius of Yevhen Stankovych and the northern landscapes of Sibelius at his most powerful.
Beethoven’s joyous Second Symphony is a sunlit salute to unbridled creative freedom – and two of the Orchestra’s own star players take centre stage in the poignant, deeply felt concerto that Brahms wrote for two of his oldest friends. Clara Schumann called it the ‘concerto of reconciliation’.
IMG Artists are raising £5k to support the Lviv National Philharmonic Orchestra of Ukraine, its members and their families during the continuing conflict in Ukraine in their time of need. All donations however small or large will be gratefully received. If you’d like to support, you can find out more and donate here. The JustGiving appeal will remain open until the end of December 2024 when all proceeds will be donated directly to the Orchestra to support its work.
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