Cycle Beethoven - Dialogue - Triple Concerto

Cycle Beethoven - DialogueTriple ConcertoHolly Hyun Choe directionSunwook Kim pianoClara-Jumi Kang violonMaximilian Hornung, violoncelleJessie MontgomeryRecords from a Vanishing City (2016) Ludwig van Beethoven Triple Concerto pour piano, violon, violoncelle et orchestre en do majeur, op.

104 en ré majeur, « Symphonie de Londres  », Hob. I:104 (1795) The exploration of Beethoven's orchestral work takes a more unusual form here.

The Triple Concerto brings together piano, violin and cello in a conversation that is by turns chamber-like and brilliant, renewing the codes of listening.

The work was born at the moment Beethoven rethought the proportions of the concerto and made the orchestra a true partner that prompts, frames and contradicts, with an energy always redoubled.

In mirror image, Records from a Vanishing City by Jessie Montgomery offers another idea of memory: a short, restless fresco in which the writing orchestrates personal reminiscences and becomes a synthesis of the young composer's plural cultural influences. Haydn's Symphony No.

104, known as the 'London', concludes the programme with a dazzling constructive skill: stylised folk motifs, relentless architecture, a sense of drama. A programme that sets three eras in dialogue, reminding us that the concert is above all an art of the collective.

Don't miss the encounter with Holly Hyun Choe after the performance! Sunday 15 November 2026 - 5pmThéâtre Debussy - Cannes Duration: about 1h40 with interval