Barbican Concerts
Glagolitic Mass
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Sir Colin Davis
Sir Colin Davis
DVORÁK Violin Concerto
JANÁCEK Glagolitic Mass
Sir Colin Davis conductor
Anne-Sophie Mutter violin
Krassimira Stoyanova soprano
Anna Stephany mezzo-soprano
Simon O'Neill tenor
Martin Snell bass
London Symphony Chorus
London Symphony Orchestra
Tickets: £8 £14 £19 £25 £32
Dvorák’s inspiring concerto (1879) moves from darkness to light. Its rapt and lyrical progression achieves an exhilarating conclusion, drawn from energetic Czech dance. His compatriot Janácek planned ‘to portray faith in the certainty of the nation’ in his choral masterpiece. The Glagolitic Mass (1927) is a highly charged, deeply personal piece – it melds early Christianity with a pagan celebration of nature, and novelist Milan Kundera describes it as ‘more an orgy than a mass.’
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Pre-concert performance: Guildhall Artists at the Barbican
6–6.45pm, Barbican Hall
Dvorák String Quintet in G, Op 77 performed by Nagata Quartet and Anna Cordova Andres (double bass)
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