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BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra New Year Concert
Performed by: BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra、（Conductor）Martyn 
Time: 2014-12-31 (Wednesday) 19:00
Venue: Symphony Hall, Shenzhen Concert Hall
Price(RMB): VIP、1280、880、680、480、280
Please Note：
- Children under the age of six or 1.2 meters will not be admitted. Each audience should have a ticket regardless of the age.
- Program
Program
01.Britten – Four Sea Interludes
02.Rachmaninov – Piano Concerto No 2
Piano:Denis Kozhukhin
Interval
03.Vaughan Williams – Symphony No 5
(Pls check program updates at the concert.)
BBC SCOTTISH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
The BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra was formed in December 1935 and is a key contributor to the BBC’s broadcasting and cultural role. Now in its 81st year, it performs to large and enthusiastic audiences in venues throughout Scotland, and carries out a busy schedule of concerts and broadcasts for BBC Radio and Television, and Online. A past recipient of the Royal Philharmonic Society Award for best orchestra, the BBC SSO’s commercial recordings have received a number of prizes, including four Gramophone Awards.
Based in Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city, the BBC SSO is the country’s leading champion of new music, and has established strong links with local communities through its thriving learning and outreach programme. It is also a major partner in Big Noise, Scotland’s innovative project for social change through music, and it maintains a close association with the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, working over a variety of disciplines with conductors, composers, soloists and orchestral players. The orchestra appears annually at the BBC Proms in London (the world’s largest festival of Classical Music) and at the Edinburgh International Festival, as well as other major festivals throughout the world. Recent highlights include a tour to India (Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai) with the internationally renowned Scottish violinist Nicola Benedetti; ‘Tectonics Glasgow’ - a festival of new music bringing together composers and musicians from diverse musical worlds and backgrounds; and a performance at the Edinburgh International Festival of Janáček’s Glagolitic Mass.
The 2014/2015 season includes special concerts in Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow to celebrate the 60th birthday of the BBC SSO’s Chief Conductor Donald Runnicles.
Conductor: Martyn Brabbins
British conductor Martyn Brabbins is Chief Conductor of the Nagoya Philharmonic, Principal Guest Conductor of the Royal Flemish Philharmonic and Music Director to the Huddersfield Choral Society. He was previously Artistic Director of the Cheltenham International Festival of Music 2005-2007 and Associate Principal Conductor of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra 1994-2005. After studying composition in London and then conducting with Ilya Musin in Leningrad, he won first prize at the 1988 Leeds Conductors’ Competition. Since then he has become a frequent guest with leading orchestras across the globe.
Brabbins is known for his affinity with music of the late 19th/early 20th centuries, to which he brings a Romantic sensibility, unerring sense of pace and an extraordinary ear for detail. He is closely associated with British music, and has conducted hundreds of world premieres by leading international composers. Recent guesting highlights have included debuts with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, London Symphony Orchestra and at La Scala Milan, and at the First Night of the BBC Proms with the BBC Symphony (shared with Elder, Norrington and Gardner).
In July 2014 he conducts the combined forces of the Royal Scottish National and the BBC Scottish Symphony orchestras at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, and returns to the Proms with the BBC Symphony for Walton Symphony No.1. Later in 2014/15 he conducts Brahms and Strauss with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at Cadogan Hall, and Vaughan Williams with the Philharmonia. He returns to the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony to conduct Walton symphonies at Suntory Hall and Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre. Then at New Year he tours to Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra.
In recent months he debuted at the Bavarian State Opera (Korngold/Ravel), returned to Lyon (A Dog’s Heart) and Antwerp (Blaubart), and conducted Birtwistle’s Gawain at the Barbican with the BBC Symphony. In 2014/15 he conducts a new production of Strauss’ Die Schweigsame Frau in Essen and a world premiere at Oper Frankfurt, plays a pivotal role at the 2015 Cardiff Singer of the World competition, and performs Boris Godunov with Sir John Tomlinson in the title role.
He has recorded over 104 CDs, ranging from Romantic to contemporary repertoire, winning the Gramophone Award for Birtwistle’s Mask of Orpheus with the BBC Symphony (NMC) and the Cannes Opera Award for Korngold’s Die Kathrin with the BBC Concert Orchestra (CPO). More than 50 of his discs have been recorded for Hyperion, many of them with the BBC Scottish Symphony, most recently his acclaimed recordings of the Walton symphonies (2011) and Hindemith orchestral works (2013). His recording of Jonathan Harvey’s Wagner Dream was awarded the ‘Grand Prix du Disque’ in the opera category 2013.
PIANO :DENIS KOZHUKHIN
Denis Kozhukhin was launched onto the international scene after winning First Prize in the 2010 Queen Elisabeth Competition in Brussels at the age of 23. He has quickly established a formidable reputation and has already appeared at many of the world’s most prestigious festivals and concert halls including the Verbier Festival, where he won the Prix d’Honneur in 2003, Progetto Martha Argerich in Lugano, Klavier-Festival Ruhr, Rheingau Music Festival, Jerusalem International Chamber Music Festival, Santander International Festival, Carnegie Hall, Leipzig Gewandhaus, Munich Herkulessaal, Rotterdam De Doelen, Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Auditorio Nacional Madrid, Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia Milan, Palau de la Musica Valencia, Théâtre du Châtelet and Auditorium du Louvre Paris.
As a recitalist, Kozhukhin will make his debut appearance at the Concertgebouw’s Master Pianists series, the Tonhalle, Wigmore Hall, the International Piano Festival at the Mariinsky Theatre, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Festival and the Prague Dvorak Festival. Following the release of his debut recording with Onyx Classics of Prokofiev’s Piano Sonatas Nos 6, 7 and 8, Kozhukhin returned to Japan in Spring 2013 where he performed the complete cycle of Prokofiev sonatas at Musashino Hall. He also played the ‘War Sonatas’ in London at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in May 2013 as part of the Rest is Noise Festival.
Born in Nizhni Novgorod, Russia, in 1986 into a family of musicians, Denis Kozhukhin began his piano studies at the age of four with his mother. As a boy, he attended the Balakirev School of Music where he studied under Natalia Fish. From 2000 to 2007, Kozhukhin was a pupil at the Reina Sofía School of Music in Madrid learning with Dimitri Bashkirov and Claudio Martinez-Mehner. Upon graduating, he received his diploma personally from the Queen of Spain and was named best student in his year and twice best chamber group with his own Cervantes Trio. After his studies in Madrid,Kozhukhin was invited to study at the Piano Academy at Lake Como where he received tuition from amongst others Fou Ts’ong, Stanislav Yudenitch, Peter Frankl, Boris Berman, Charles Rosen and Andreas Staier. He completed his studies with Kirill Gerstein in Stuttgart. Kozhukhin has also been awarded 1st Prize at the Vendome Prize in Lisbon in 2009, and 3rd Prize at the Leeds International Piano Competition in 2006.
Kozhukhin is a committed chamber musician and has worked with amongst others, Leonidas Kavakos, Renaud and Gautier Capuçon, Julian Rachlin, the Jerusalem Quartet, the Pavel Haas Quartet, Radovan Vlatkovic, Jörg Widmann and Alisa Weilerstein.
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