Friday, 24 May 2013

CULTURE

Athens, 29-04-2012

Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra

One of the world’s leading orchestras, the Vienna Philharmonic, conducted by Sir Antonio Pappano, will perform in a unique concert of music specially selected for the youthful audience at the Concert Hall’s Sunday events. The intention is to introduce younger people to the magical world of music in this gesture of friendship by the musicians of Vienna to the people of Athens.

- Joseph Haydn: Symphony no 22 (“The Philosopher”)
- Johannes Brahms: Symphony no 4 in E minor, opus 98 (Allegro giocoso & Allegro energico e passionato).

Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Antonio Pappano.

Location: Christos Lambrakis Hall.

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