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PROGRAMME DETAIL

West-Eastern Divan Orchestra

DATE

02 August 2012, 20:00

VENUE

Grosses Festspielhaus

PROGRAMME

LUDWIG V. BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 6 in F, Op. 68 – “Pastoral”

LUDWIG V. BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 5 in C minor, Op. 67 – “Destiny”

INFORMATION

End approx. 21.50

Print programme (PDF)

PERFORMERS

Daniel Barenboim, Conductor
West-Eastern Divan Orchestra

SERIES "Guest Orchestras"

ABOUT THE PRODUCTION

The West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, founded by Daniel Barenboim and Edward Said and uniting young musicians from Israel, Palestine and various Arab countries, is well-known to Salzburg audiences. In 2012, it brings us a pair of symphonies that were written at the same time, yet could not be more contrasting: Beethoven’s Fifth and Sixth.