Javier Perianes Plays Mozart
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Imagine this. In 240 years, what music will be performed the world over? A world-renowned pianist demonstrates the timeless beauty of Mozart.
Mélanie Bonis Trois Femmes de légende (Three Legendary Women) (c. 18 mins)
Mozart Piano Concerto No.17 K453 (c.29 mins)
Strauss Elektra Suite arr. Honeck/Ille (c.35 mins)
Javier Perianes piano
Anja Bihlmaier conductor
The princess Salome knows her own powers, and strikes a terrible bargain. Cleopatra rules like a goddess, and dies like a queen. And in ancient Greece, Elektra nurtures a murderous obsession – until, to some of the most shatteringly violent music ever composed, she witnesses heaven and earth rain vengeance upon her tormentors. Tonight, under guest conductor Anja Bihlmaier, the BBC SSO encounters incredible women – and none more remarkable than the pioneering 19th century French composer Mélanie Bonis. It’s a gripping contrast to Mozart at his most graceful, as Javier Perianes brings all his charisma and imagination to a concerto that Mozart once played himself. Music simply doesn’t get any wittier - or more lovely.
Tickets: £31, £26, £21, £16, £14
Concessions: £6.00 - Under 26s, Students, Registered Unemployed (proof of status. 50% Discount - Registered Disabled.
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