Under the direction of its new chief conductor François-Xavier Roth, the SWR Symphony Orchestra juxtaposes two revolutionary composers: Ludwig van Beethoven and Helmut Lachenmann. The first: Viennese classical giant, the second: post-war noise pioneer. Both not only broke musical boundaries with their works, but also always challenged the listening habits of their audiences. Even though Lachenmann, who turned 90 in November, strikes a completely different tone to Beethoven, he clearly places himself in his tradition as a rebel and free spirit: "Only Beethoven deliberately stopped composing to please!"
SWR Symphony Orchestra
Jean-François HeisserPiano
ConductorFrançois-Xavier Roth
Helmut Lachenmann
Conclusion / Music for piano with orchestra
-Intermission -
Ludwig van Beethoven
Symphony No. 7 in A major op. 92
Venue: Elbphilharmonie / Great Hall
Organizer: HamburgMusik
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