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Berliner Philharmoniker2.mp2
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6 Bruckner 7 Rattle BPO.mp3
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2 birthday_bruckner.mp3
1 WAGNER Prelude and Liebestod from Tristan und Isolde.mp3
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Prom 64: Berliner Philharmoniker
Date Tuesday 2 September 2008
Time 7.30pm - c9.40pm
Venue Royal Albert Hall
Tickets £10-£54 price band C or Prom for £5
Broadcast Live on BBC Radio 3. Available as audio on demand for the following week.
iPlayer Listen to Part 1 of this Prom Listen to Part 2 of this Prom
The story of Tristan and Isolde inspires tonight's Prom by the great Berliner Philharmoniker and its Principal Conductor, Sir Simon Rattle.
The concert opens with the powerful pairing from either end of Wagner's great opera of love and death - its opening notes fused with the concluding 'love-death' of its heroine.
After the interval a short happy birthday to Bruckner is followed by the mighty mystic cathedral of music- the seventh symphony.
Wagner Tristan und Isolde - Prelude and Liebestod (18 mins)
Interval
Happy birthday Bruckner (2 mins)
Bruckner Symphony No 7 (65 mins)
Berliner Philharmoniker
Sir Simon Rattle conductor
Prom 65: Berliner Philharmoniker
Date Wednesday 3 September 2008
Time 7.30pm - c9.40pm
Venue Royal Albert Hall
Tickets £10-£54 price band C or Prom for £5
Broadcast Recorded for broadcast on BBC Four on 7 September. Live on BBC Radio 3, and available as audio on demand for the following week.
iPlayer Listen to Part 1 of this Prom Listen to Part 2 of this Prom
Sir Simon Rattle and his Berlin orchestra open their second Prom of the season with a work central to the ensemble's repertoire: Brahms's Symphony No. 3, the mellowest of his four symphonies, inspired by a visit to the Rhine in 1883.
Seventy years later came Shostakovich's powerful Tenth Symphony, written just months after the death of Stalin. Its long opening movement seems to sum up the suffering of Shostakovich and his compatriots under Stalin's regime, and it's hard not to hear a note of triumph when Shostakovich's motto signature DSCH appears in the finale.
Brahms Symphony No.3 (35 mins)
Interval
Shostakovich Symphony No.10 (54 mins)
Berliner Philharmoniker
Sir Simon Rattle conductor
