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08/09 Concerts

Faust

Sat, 02 May 09
7.30pm, Esplanade Concert Hall
Lim Yau conductor
Isabel Piganiol mezzo-soprano (Marguerite)
Sune Hjerrild tenor (Faust)
Alexander Vassiliev bass (Méphistophélès)
Julian Tovey bass-baritone (Brander)


Of the major 19th century works based on Goethe's Faust, Berlioz's La damnation de Faust... MORE

The Stuff of Legends

Fri, 08 May 09
7.30pm, Esplanade Concert Hall
Lan Shui conductor
Wang Jian cello

Shostakovich wrote the elegiac Cello Concerto No. 1 for the great cellist Mstislav Rostropovich, who memorised the score in just four days. ...MORE

Casual Concert

Sun, 10 May 09
5.00pm, Esplanade Concert Hall
Lan Shui conductor
Anna Lee violin

Spice up your Sunday afternoon with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. Come close, listen to familiar classical pieces and gain new insights on the pieces you will be hearing... MORE

Signature Tunes

Fri, 15 May 09
7.30pm, Esplanade Concert Hall
Lan Shui conductor
Boris Berezovsky piano

Debussy's inspiration for his orchestral masterpiece Images draw upon many of his impressions of foreign lands, such as England and Scotland in the first section, and Spain in the second... MORE

CIMB-SSO Botanic Gardens Music Festival
Sponsored by CIMB


Sun, 17 May 09
6.15pm, Singapore Botanic Gardens
Lim Yau conductor

Celebrate SSO’s 30th birthday with us this April and May! Resident Conductor Lim Yau will lead the SSO with a string of familiar classics while you rest and relax on the lawn with your family and friends. Expect an exciting afternoon of activities and music at our birthday bash... MORE

VCH CHAMBER SERIES:
A SUBLIME HARMONY


Sun, 24 May 09
5.00pm, Victoria Concert Hall
Musicians from the Singapore Symphony Orchestra

Drawn from Ibert’s incidental music to the nineteenth-century farce The Italian Straw Hat, the light, cheery pastiche of the Divertissement ensures that it remains a popular concert work today. The six movements of Mozart’s masterful Divertimento in E-flat – described by Einstein as "one of his noblest works".... MORE