Due to the evolving situation regarding COVID-19, this event has been cancelled. We will contact all ticket holders. For more details click HERE.
This international celebration of Beethoven’s life and music, directed by Richard Tognetti, features musicians from all across the globe in a true concert spectacular.
- The orchestra will include performers from ANAM’s partner institutions: the Orchestra Academy of Bayerisches Staatsorchester (Munich), Colburn School (Los Angeles), Guildhall School of Music and Drama (London), Karajan Academy of the Berliner Philharmoniker (Berlin) and the Sibelius Academy (Helsinki)
- In keeping with the festive spirit of the occasion, this unique celebration will include one of Beethoven’s symphonic masterpieces – in fact one of the greatest works of Western culture in any medium – the Fifth Symphony, which takes you on an eternally compelling journey from darkness to light
- The concert also includes a surprising and beautiful transformation of Beethoven’s last major work, his String Quartet no. 16, and – to demonstrate what the word ‘celebration’ really means – the nine-minute mash-up by Louis Andriessen that can only be described as a musical party.
BEETHOVEN Quartet no. 16 in F major arr. Tognetti
LOUIS ANDRIESSEN The nine symphonies of Beethoven
BEETHOVEN Symphony no. 5
Richard Tognetti violin/director
Musicians from
Orchestra Academy of Bayerisches Staatsorchester (Munich)
Colburn School (Los Angeles)
Guildhall School of Music and Drama (London)
Karajan Academy of the Berliner Philharmoniker (Berlin)
Sibelius Academy (Helsinki)
ANAM Orchestra
“The memories I have here are quite extraordinary, life-changing… It’s an extraordinary institution. I can’t think of any other institution like this where the obsession is just music.” — RICHARD TOGNETTI
This performance is generously supported by John and Rosemary Macleod