Ilya Gringolts plays Bruch
12 February 2023
The electrifying Russian violinist returns to perform one of the most belovedRomantic violin concertos.
One performance on Sunday 12th February 2023
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Date |
Time |
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Sunday 12 February |
2pm |
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Standard |
Price |
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Premium |
$124 |
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A Reserve |
$112 |
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B Reserve |
$89 |
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C Reserve |
$69 |
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D Reserve |
$49 |
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Concession |
Price |
|---|---|
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Premium |
$114 |
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A Reserve |
$102 |
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B Reserve |
$79 |
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C Reserve |
$59 |
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D Reserve |
$49 |
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Groups 8+ |
Price |
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Premium |
$99.20 |
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A Reserve |
$89.60 |
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B Reserve |
$71.20 |
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C Reserve |
$47.20 |
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D Reserve |
$39.20 |
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Under 35 |
Price |
|---|---|
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Premium |
N/A |
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A Reserve |
$35 |
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B Reserve |
$35 |
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C Reserve |
$35 |
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D Reserve |
$35 |
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Student |
Price |
|---|---|
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Premium |
N/A |
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A Reserve |
N/A |
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B Reserve |
$25 |
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C Reserve |
$25 |
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D Reserve |
$25 |
$8.95 booking fee applies per transaction
Prices correct at the time of publication and subject to change without notice. Exact prices will be displayed with seat selection. Children aged 15 years and under must be accompanied at all times
Authorised ticket agencies for this event are Sydney Opera House and Australian Chamber Orchestra. For more information about Authorised Agencies, see the FAQ below.
Age
Suitable for ages 12+
Children aged 15 years and under must be accompanied at all times. Children aged 0-23 months at the time of a performance may be seated on a parent’s lap free of charge. All children occupying a seat or aged 2 year/s of age or older must hold a valid ticket.
In English
Wheelchair accessible
No language barrier
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Ilya Gringolts plays Bruch
The Bruch violin concerto is one of the most popular Romantic concertos, beloved for its drama, lyricism and passion. It’s an emotional journey from folk-inflected start to heart-swelling finish. After electrifying audiences with his Paganini in 2018, Ilya Gringolts returns to bring you Bruch, arranged for strings and timpani, and confirm his reputation as one of the most thrilling violinists on the planet.
Ilya’s virtuosity is equally at home in Frank Martin’s pivotal and spiritually uplifting 20th-century masterwork Polyptyque for violin and double string orchestra. This six-part meditation on episodes from Christ’s life was written for Yehudi Menuhin. Ilya makes it his own. Hot off the press is a work by young Sydney-based composer Harry Sdraulig, while the Concerto for String Orchestra from Poland’s Grażyna Bacewicz puts the ACO’s brilliance in the spotlight with life-affirming vigour, optimism and shimmering beauty.
Programme
Max Bruch (arr. Bernard Rofe) Violin Concerto No.1 in G minor, Op.26
Felix Mendelssohn String Symphony No.13 in C minor “Symphoniesatz”
Harry Sdraulig Slanted* (World Premiere)
Frank Martin Polyptyque
Grażyna Bacewicz Concerto for String Orchestra
* Commissioned by the Australian Chamber Orchestra
Artists
Ilya Gringolts - Director & Violin
Australian Chamber Orchestra
Presented by Australian Chamber Orchestra
Australian Chamber Orchestra
Join Richard Tognetti and the orchestra for a season of familiar favourites and exciting discoveries. ACO’s 2023 season is full of music that will move you, inspire you and bring us all closer together.
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