Serenades and Symphony for Spring - Finchley Symphony Orchestra

Our next concert teams Beethoven with Dvorák in a programme of spirited music ideal for a spring evening. ‘Egmont’ will give the concert a fine dramatic opening, but this is not a portentous programme. The two Dvorák Serenades each combine typical high-spirited Slavic dance rhythms with contrasted movements of dreamy relaxation. Beethoven’s first symphony is a cheerful and energetic work which bridges the worlds of Mozart and of the fully mature Beethoven’s later works. The concert is conducted by David Lardi.