Programme

Tales &
Virtu sity

with Anne-Sophie Mutter
Grand Auditorium
Sun
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  • Anne-Sophie Mutter plays the violin passionately in a black gown, spotlighted against a dark stage.
    ©: Juliawesley
  • Karina Canellakis looks down pensively, her blonde hair softly curled, wearing a navy shirt against a textured grey background.
    ©: Mathias Bothor
  • The London Philharmonic Orchestra stands on stage in formal black concert attire, facing the audience. The large concert hall organ and warm wooden panels form the backdrop.
    ©: Benjamin Ealovega

What you’ll hear and see

The music

  • Jean Sibelius La fille de Pohjola (Pohjolas Tochter)
  • Piotr Ilitch Tchaïkovski Concerto pour violon et orchestre
  • Ludwig van Beethoven Symphonie N° 7

The artists

  • London Philharmonic Orchestra
  • Karina Canellakis conducting
  • Anne-Sophie Mutter violin

song

Don’t miss four-time Grammy award winner Anne-Sophie Mutter!

Join her and the London Philharmonic Orchestra as they travel across Europe: from the frozen landscapes of the north, home to Jean Sibelius’ mythical tales; to Lake Geneva in Switzerland, where Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky found solace following a bitter separation from his wife; and finally to Teplice, the Bohemian spa town where Ludwig van Beethoven was sent to convalesce. A perfect expedition for beating those February blues! 
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Tickets

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  • Cat. II 98 €
  • Cat. III 68 €
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Details

  • Date Sunday 22.02.26
  • Time 19:30
  • Duration 120' including a break
  • Room Grand Auditorium
  • Subscription Solistes étoiles
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