Beethoven, Brahms

Place des Arts

Duration 1h50, intermission included. A dive into German Romanticism in this two-part program, where the popular fervor of the Hungarian Dances meets the lyricism and ardor of Beethoven. The folkloric accents of Brahms answer to the refinement of Beethoven. To the vitality of the famous Hungarian Dances responds the immutability of the symphony and the concerto, their movements alternating between brisk and slow, virtuosity and poetry. But of the two styles, if one trait must be retained as common, it is the energy deployed by two composers who speak the same language, determined to convey th…