Programme

The
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of Gustavo Gimeno

Toronto Symphony Orchestra
Grand Auditorium
Mon
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Gustavo Gimeno conducts with focus and energy, baton in hand, facing the orchestra as the audience looks on.
©: Ines Rebelo De Andrade

What you’ll hear and see

The music

  • Kelly-Marie Murphy Curiosity, Genius, and the Search For Petula Clark
  • Béla Bartók Concerto pour violon et orchestre N° 1
  • Sergueï Prokofiev Symphonie N° 5

The artists

  • Toronto Symphony Orchestra
  • Gustavo Gimeno conducting
  • Patricia Kopatchinskaja violin

Album

It’s a well-known fact: one always comes back to Luxembourg!

Our former Music Director Gustavo Gimeno is no exception. He returns with his Toronto Symphony Orchestra to the Grand Auditorium – which he knows like the back of his hand – to perform Sergei Prokofiev’s powerful Symphony N° 5 and Belá Bartók’s Violin Concerto N° 1, with Patricia Kopatchinskaja as soloist.
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Tickets

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  • Cat. III 36 €
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Details

  • Date Monday 02.02.26
  • Time 19:30
  • Duration 110' including a break
  • Room Grand Auditorium
  • Subscription Orchestres étoiles
A shuttle bus from and back to Trier is available for this concert. Please book here.
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Experience the concert as a part of the subscription: Orchestres étoiles

Come and discover a captivating constellation of major international orchestras.

We’re back with a new episode of The Art of Conducting, and this one is truly special. Ahead of his final concerts with the Luxembourg Philharmonic, we sat down with Music Director Gustavo Gimeno for an in-depth conversation about his remarkable 10-year journey with the orchestra. He shared his thoughts on how the ensemble has evolved, the role of body language in conducting, how he balances the composer’s vision with his own interpretation, the difference between leading a symphony and an opera, and much more.