George Enescu Festival selections: September 19, 20

The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra composed of 125 members will perform today and tomorrow, as part of the “Great Orchestras of the World Series”. The Romeo and Juliet opera and ballet should also be an outstanding representation. Full schedule below.   

September 19
World Music. Rami Khalife, Francesco Tristano & Aymeric Westrich
Mihail Jora Hall, Romanian Radio Society, 19.00
Program: Rami Khalife – Chaos for piano; Rami Khalife, Francesco Tristano, Aymeric Westrich – Aufgang

Great Orchestras of the World. Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
Grand Palace Hall, 19.30
Conductor: Zubin Mehta; Soloist: Vadim Repin – violin; Program: P.I. Tchaikovsky – Andante Cantabile for cello and orchestra op. 11; P.I. Tchaikovsky – Concerto for violin and orchestra in D Major op. 35; P.I. Tchaikovsky – Symphony no. 4 in f minor op. 36

September 20
Recitals and chamber music. Saint Martin in the Fields
The Atheneum, 17.00
Conductor: Jaime Martin; Soloist: Luiza Borac – piano, Viniciu Moroianu – piano

Opera and Ballet. Romeo and Juliet
I.L. Caragiale National Theatre, 19.00
Music: Hector Berlioz; Choreography: Thierry Malandain

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World Music. Missa Johnouchi –
UNESCO Artist for Peace
Mihail Jora Hall, Romanian Radio Society, 19.00

Great Orchestras of the World. Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
Grand Palace Hall, 19.30
Conductor : Zubin Mehta; Soloist: Yefim Bronfman – piano; Program: G. Enescu – Concert overture on a theme in Romanian folk character in A Major op. 32; J. Brahms – Concerto no. 2 for piano and orchestra in B flat Major op. 83; G. Mahler – Symphony no. 5 in c sharp minor