Mendelssohn’s effervescent piano concerto features Danae Dörken, a rising young star from Germany. The ESO’s own Julianne Scott performs Debussy’s impressionistic Rhapsodie, and the orchestra salutes its dear friend and colleague Michael Massey, who is celebrating his 50th year of music-making in Edmonton, with the world premiere of his new orchestral work Two Rivers. Mozart’s sunny Symphony No.29 completes the afternoon.
Program
- DEBUSSY Première Rhapsodie
- MOZART Symphony No. 29 in A Major
- MASSEY Symphonic Poem No. 2 - Two Rivers
- MENDELSSOHN Piano Concerto No. 2 in D minor
Guest Artists
William Eddins
Conductor
Danae Dörken
Piano
Julianne Scott
ESO Clarinet
Robert Spady
Clarinet
