Donald Runnicles Conducts The Protecting Veil
This is transformative music that touches the soul and lifts the spirits.
Venue: Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House
Address: Bennelong Point, Sydney NSW 2000
Date: Wednesday 27 - Thursday 28 March 2024
Time: 7pm
Ticket: Adult tickets from $50, concessions available. Booking fees apply.
Buy / Ticket: https://www.sydneysymphony.com/concerts/donald-runnicles-conducts-the-protecting-veil
EMail: info@sydneysymphony.com
Call: (02) 8215 4600
Address: Bennelong Point, Sydney NSW 2000
Date: Wednesday 27 - Thursday 28 March 2024
Time: 7pm
Ticket: Adult tickets from $50, concessions available. Booking fees apply.
Buy / Ticket: https://www.sydneysymphony.com/concerts/donald-runnicles-conducts-the-protecting-veil
EMail: info@sydneysymphony.com
Call: (02) 8215 4600
Principal Guest Conductor Sir Donald Runnicles has created a program of inspiring, uplifting music for the spirit, with works by Wagner, Tavener and Mendelssohn.
Wagner’s ‘Good Friday Spell’ from Parsifal is the ideal way into this program. A bright and ecstatic celebration of life and the world, the triumphant sound of the brass is enchanting and delightful.
John Tavener was one of the most inspired geniuses of the late 20th century. In The Protecting Veil he created an exquisite universe, awe-inspiring and intensely beautiful. English cellist Matthew Barley is the ideal soloist for this deeply touching meditation for cello and orchestra.
After the contemplation of Tavener, Mendelssohn’s triumphant Fifth Symphony is the perfect way to send you back out into the world.
Wagner’s ‘Good Friday Spell’ from Parsifal is the ideal way into this program. A bright and ecstatic celebration of life and the world, the triumphant sound of the brass is enchanting and delightful.
John Tavener was one of the most inspired geniuses of the late 20th century. In The Protecting Veil he created an exquisite universe, awe-inspiring and intensely beautiful. English cellist Matthew Barley is the ideal soloist for this deeply touching meditation for cello and orchestra.
After the contemplation of Tavener, Mendelssohn’s triumphant Fifth Symphony is the perfect way to send you back out into the world.