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Review · SeoulWhen Germany Met Korea: Stuttgart Philharmonic's Landmark Korean Debut
The Finest of German Music Meets Korea's Leading Artists. At the Lotte Concert Hall, an all-Beethoven programme — the Coriolan Overture, the Triple Concerto with violinist Kyung Sun Lee, cellist Meehae Ryo and pianist Soyeon Kang, and the Fourth Symphony. "From the first note to the final applause, we felt a genuine connection with the audience," said conductor Adrian Prabava.
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Review · DaejeonEditor’s ChoiceWhy the Stuttgart Philharmonic Chose Edwin E.S. Kim for Its Korean Debut
One of Germany's most distinguished orchestras brought an all-Beethoven programme to Daejeon for its first concert in Korea — the Coriolan Overture, the Violin Concerto and the Fourth Symphony. Founded in 1924, the Stuttgart Philharmonic chose repertoire that leaves an orchestra nowhere to hide, and a soloist who played Op. 61 as an argument rather than a display. "He is a musician who understands the essence of music," said conductor Adrian Prabava afterwards.
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Review · DaejeonEditor’s Choice
Why the Stuttgart Philharmonic Chose Edwin E.S. Kim for Its Korean Debut
One of Germany's most distinguished orchestras brought an all-Beethoven programme to Daejeon for its first concert in Korea — the Coriolan Overture, the Violin Concerto and the Fourth Symphony. Founded in 1924, the Stuttgart Philharmonic chose repertoire that leaves an orchestra nowhere to hide, and a soloist who played Op. 61 as an argument rather than a display. "He is a musician who understands the essence of music," said conductor Adrian Prabava afterwards.
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Review · Seoul
When Germany Met Korea: Stuttgart Philharmonic's Landmark Korean Debut
The Finest of German Music Meets Korea's Leading Artists. At the Lotte Concert Hall, an all-Beethoven programme — the Coriolan Overture, the Triple Concerto with violinist Kyung Sun Lee, cellist Meehae Ryo and pianist Soyeon Kang, and the Fourth Symphony. "From the first note to the final applause, we felt a genuine connection with the audience," said conductor Adrian Prabava.
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