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Auditorium Lingotto, Torino

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Salonen conducts in Turin

Auditorium Lingotto, Torino
Thu 20 Sep 2012 9:00pm

Esa-Pekka Salonen	conductor

Beethoven	Symphony No. 6, Pastoral
Phibbs	Rivers to the Sea
Beethoven	Symphony No. 4

Replete with characteristic Beethoven touches, the Pastoral Symphony is a highly melodic work that lyrically evokes the countryside the composer so admired. “You ask me where my ideas come from” he once noted, “they come to me in the open air, in the woods whilst walking, in the silence of the night, early in the morning”. The Pastoral Symphony, with its unambiguously bucolic movement titles, is the composer’s attempt to set these sounds and scenes in notes on paper. Beethoven’s profound Fourth Symphony is, like many of his most reflective pieces, written in the key of B flat. It is both an unsettling and witty piece that recalls many of the traits of his Eroica Symphony. Joseph Phibbs's new composition Rivers to the Sea completes the programme.