Brno Philharmonic
Programme
Janáček Lachian Dances
Philip Glass Mishima Concerto
Dvořák Symphony No. 7
Performers
Dennis Russell Davies conductor
Maki Namekawa piano
Brno Philharmonic
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Hearing a visiting orchestra and conductor is like meeting a new person, or visiting a new place – part of the joy is getting to encounter something uniquely authentic; something that can’t be experienced any other way.
That goes double in this concert from the Brno Philharmonic. Naturally, nothing beats the unmistakable flavour of Janáček played by his own home town orchestra! But imagine hearing the music of living legend Philip Glass performed by two of his most devoted champions, conductor Dennis Russell Davies and pianist Maki Namekawa. His Mishima Concerto is based on music from his cult film score Mishima, but there’s something almost cinematic about Dvořák’s Seventh Symphony too: a stirring close to a concert full of drama.
“Spellbinding.” Fjord Magazine on Maki Namekawa
Duration: to be confirmed – we will update this page as soon as we have running times. Please do not call the Box Office as they do not have any further information than that currently on our website. Most events last 2 – 2½ hours, evening events generally finishing no later than 10pm Monday to Saturday and 9pm on Sundays.
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Friday 17 October 2025, 7.30pm
Romantic favourites and a freshly-minted classic from this great Czech orchestra: Janáček's Lachian Dances, a new piano concerto from Philip Glass, and Dvořák's Seventh Symphony – a stirring close to a concert full of drama.
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