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Beethoven’s Septet

Richness and depth

Beethoven’s Septet was one of his most successful early works, an instant hit that found its way into the drawing rooms of the Viennese public.

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Venue
Utzon Room, Sydney Opera House
Adult tickets from $90, concessions available
Reserve General Admission
Adult AdultGeneral Admission$90.00
Student StudentGeneral Admission$63.00
Pensioner PensionerGeneral Admission$81.00
Under 35 Under 35General Admission$77.00
Child ChildGeneral Admission$54.00
*Booking fee of $8.95 may apply

With its breezy air, six short, characterful movements, and ample opportunity for individual solos, it was understandably a popular party piece.

And in the expert hands of the Sydney Symphony’s musicians, we can experience all the delights it has to offer.

Although Anton Webern is best known for his later atonal works, his early music is steeped in the richness of the late 19th century. His Langsamer Satz (Slow Movement) was written for a proposed string quartet and was inspired by a holiday in the mountains outside of Vienna with his future wife. All of that emotion spills out in this highly charged work, from romantic yearning to emotional turmoil before, finally, a peaceful resolution.

Program

WEBERN Langsamer Satz
BEETHOVEN Septet

Artists

MUSICIANS OF THE SYDNEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Series Presenting Partner

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