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SZSO 2024/2025 Concert Season--Virtuoso Series • Christian Ehwald x Khachaturian Trio
Performed by：Conductor/Christian Ehwald, Piano/Armine Grigoryan, Violin/Karen Shahgaldyan, Cello/Karen Kocharyan
Hosted by：Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra (SZSO)
Time：2025-03-07 ( Friday) 20:00
Address：Symphony Hall, Shenzhen Concert Hall
Price(RMB)：880（VIP）/680/380/280/180/100/50
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- Address: 2016, Fuzhong 1st Road, Futian District, Shenzhen
- Business Hours: 9:00 – 18:30 Daily, 9:00 – the end of performance on Performance Day.
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Program:
Paul Juon: Triple Concerto for violin, cello and piano with orchestra, op.45
—intermission—
Antonín Dvořák: Symphony No.9 in e minor, op.95 “From the New World”
(Program is subject to change)
Paul Juon: Triple Concerto for violin, cello and piano with orchestra, op.45
—intermission—
Antonín Dvořák: Symphony No.9 in e minor, op.95 “From the New World”
(Program is subject to change)
Khachaturian Trio
The Khachaturian Trio, also known as "Arsika," was founded in 1999 and has performed in over 40 countries, including prestigious venues like the Vienna Musikverein. They have been featured at international festivals such as the Costa Rica Festival of the Arts and are frequent guests on television and radio. The trio has released nine critically acclaimed albums focusing on Armenian and Russian music. The ensemble consists of pianist Armine Grigoryan, violinist Karen Shahgaldyan, and cellist Karen Kocharyan, who are all dedicated to music education. In 2008, the trio was renamed in honor of Aram Khachaturian, and along with philanthropist Asadour Guzelian, they established the Classical Music Development Foundation. Recently, they have presented grand performances in tribute to Aram Khachaturian and organized concerts honoring both classical and contemporary composers. Their close collaborations with contemporary composers and the Aram Khachaturian Museum have further enriched their contributions to the music world.
The Khachaturian Trio, also known as "Arsika," was founded in 1999 and has performed in over 40 countries, including prestigious venues like the Vienna Musikverein. They have been featured at international festivals such as the Costa Rica Festival of the Arts and are frequent guests on television and radio. The trio has released nine critically acclaimed albums focusing on Armenian and Russian music. The ensemble consists of pianist Armine Grigoryan, violinist Karen Shahgaldyan, and cellist Karen Kocharyan, who are all dedicated to music education. In 2008, the trio was renamed in honor of Aram Khachaturian, and along with philanthropist Asadour Guzelian, they established the Classical Music Development Foundation. Recently, they have presented grand performances in tribute to Aram Khachaturian and organized concerts honoring both classical and contemporary composers. Their close collaborations with contemporary composers and the Aram Khachaturian Museum have further enriched their contributions to the music world.
Conductor: Christian Ehwald
Christian Ehwald was born in 1953. After the completion of his studies in Berlin, he continued his education under Arvid and Mariss Jansons at the Leningrad Conservatory. In 1979 he became a laureate of the Herbert von Karajan International Conducting Competition.
From 1981 to 1988 Christian Ehwald was the main conductor of the Jena Philharmonic. It was also during this time that his close cooperation with the Berlin State Opera began, with Ehwald conducting several premieres and numerous performances. In addition, he conducted the Berlin State Orchestra on concert tours in Great Britain, Australia and New Zealand.
Christian Ehwald has gone on to perform as a guest conductor with all the leading German orchestras, including Berlin Philharmonic, Dresden Staatskapelle, Dresden Philharmonic and the symphony orchestras of the Bavarian Radio Munich, Western German Radio Köln and Berlin Radio. Invitations from the Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leipzig have followed especially frequently. Abroad Christian Ehwald has served as a guest conductor with many important orchestras in Europe, America, Japan, Korea and China. He has appeared in numerous television productions with the NHK Orchestra Tokyo, St. Petersburg Philharmonic, RAI of Rome, Prague Symphony and Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra.
From 1998 to 2003, Christian Ehwald was the General Music Director of the Magdeburg Theater and principal conductor of the Magdeburg Philharmonic. In 2002 he was appointed professor at the Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler Berlin. From 2007-2016, he has been the music director and chief conductor at Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra. Currently, he is the honorary music director of Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra.
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