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This concert is part of the following series:
Spring-Summer 2008/09

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In 1812 the Napoleonic war was wreaking havoc across Europe and Beethoven was coming to terms with his worsening deafness as well as the end of a futile love affair with a married woman. These events provided the backdrop for the composition of Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony – a work laden with episodes of doom, grief and manic fury – yet it remains one of the most thrilling and popular of all his symphonies.

Read Joji Hattori's biography.

Read Sarah Chang's biography.


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In 1812 the Napoleonic war was wreaking havoc across Europe and Beethoven was coming to terms with his worsening deafness as well as the end of a futile love affair with a married woman. These events provided the backdrop for the composition of Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony – a work laden with episodes of doom, grief and manic fury – yet it remains one of the most thrilling and popular of all his symphonies.

Read Joji Hattori's biography.

Read Sarah Chang's biography.