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Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra: Stravinsky / Shostakovich / TchaikovskyKlaus Mäkelä (conductor), Sol Gabetta (cello)

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Portrait shot of Sol Gabetta with her cello
Copyright: Julia Wesely

In November, Sol Gabetta will perform in Munich with the Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra in an eagerly awaited opening concert. Under the baton of young conductor Klaus Mäkelä, the orchestra is sure to take its dark-hued Nordic sound to new heights.

This event is in the past.

In November, Sol Gabetta will perform in Munich with the Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra in an eagerly awaited opening concert. Under the baton of young conductor Klaus Mäkelä, the orchestra is sure to take its dark-hued Nordic sound to new heights.

Sol Gabetta, cello

Klaus Mäkelä, conductor

 

Argentinian cello prodigy Sol Gabetta fell in love with her instrument at an early age. Aged two and a half, she started following the Suzuki musical education method, where children focus on learning their instrument by playing by ear and being immersed in a musical environment. Her parents realised that their home city did not have enough opportunities for their highly talented daughter to progress – so they moved the family to Madrid, to give Sol the best possible education. She went on to develop her talent during her studies in Switzerland and Berlin and she now enchants audiences with her performances on the world’s great stages. Her powerful, incandescent tone conveys beauty and confidence, whatever the situation.

Programme

  • Igor Stravinsky: Divertimento from “Le Baiser de la Fée“ (“The Fairy’s Kiss”)
  • Dmitri Shostakovich: Concerto for cello and orchestra No 1 in E-flat major
  • Pyotr I. Tchaikovsky: Symphony No 6 in B minor, Op 74 “Pathétique”