This cycle, which will feature twelve concerts, two more than last season, will take place in the intimate and cozy Espacio Turina. Sunday mornings will be the perfect time to enjoy these musical moments, during which the professors of the Royal Seville Symphony Orchestra will showcase their mastery in performances that highlight the essential timbres and colors of the different sections of the orchestra.
This year's program is characterized by its depth and ambition, offering a repertoire that ranges from romantic pieces to contemporary compositions. In this unique space, the audience will be able to experience the richness of chamber music in the most intimate and diverse way possible.
Highlights of the Subscription:
- Season Opening:
- Metamorphosis by Richard Strauss for string orchestra, an introspective and elegiac work.
- Season Closing:
- Octet by Franz Schubert, a unique gathering of strings and winds that will close this season in an unforgettable way.
String and Piano Repertoire
The string and piano repertoire this season stands out for its emotional intensity and its connection to the purest form of Romanticism. These works, performed by string ensembles alone or in conjunction with the piano, explore the multiple facets of this style, from melodic warmth to expressive power.
Among the selected pieces, Dvorák's Sextet stands out, a work that combines freshness and lyricism, and Schubert's Death and the Maiden, a quartet that embodies profound drama and moving intensity. Brahms' String Quartet and Piano No. 3 brings harmonic density and introspective depth characteristic of his work. Meanwhile, Mendelssohn's First Symphony, in a chamber version, showcases the youthful brilliance and melodic virtuosity of the composer. The Arensky's Piano Trio, with its genuine richness of colors and musical textures, will complete this segment.
- Featured Works:
- Sextet by A. Dvorák.
- Death and the Maiden by F. Schubert.
- String Quartet and Piano No. 3 by J. Brahms.
- First Symphony by F. Mendelssohn.
- Piano Trio by A. Arensky.
Wind Repertoire and Experimental Works
The wind repertoire and experimental music of this season offer a unique combination of early works and contemporary compositions. In the second concert, pieces by Telemann, Bach, and Fasch will be explored, featuring sonatas and quartets for double flute, bassoon, and continuo, known for their contrapuntal richness and instrumental refinement. Additionally, transcriptions of Beethoven's first two symphonies for flute, violin, cello, and piano bring an innovative touch to these iconic works.
In the contemporary realm, the Emispherio Quartet, formed by musicians of the ROSS, will present a repertoire specifically designed for oboe quartets, including premieres that showcase the versatility and expressiveness of this unique ensemble. This experimental approach will enrich the cycle with new sonic perspectives.
- Ancient and Experimental Works:
- Second concert dedicated to G. F. Telemann, J. S. Bach, and J. F. Fasch, featuring sonatas and quartets for double flute, bassoon, and continuo.
- Transcriptions of Beethoven's first two symphonies for flute, violin, cello, and piano.
- Contemporary Music:
- Emispherio Quartet of the ROSS, formed by the four oboe professors of the ROSS, with a repertoire specially compiled and premiered for this cycle.
Variety of Repertoire
The cycle is completed with a selection of works that expand its richness and stylistic diversity. Robert Schumann brings his unmistakable Romantic vision of music, while with Darius Milhaud, we venture into modern and avant-garde territories. The classical elegance of the French composer Camille Saint-Saëns will be complemented by the unique expressiveness of Leoš Janácek, whose compositions stand out for their fascinating blend of avant-garde, folklore, and immense emotional power.
Finally, the cinematic music of Nino Rota will add a distinctive touch, elevating the immeasurable language of chamber music to the captivating universe of the cinematic world.
The cycle will include a wide variety of composers:
- Robert Schumann, with his extraordinary Romantic vision.
- Darius Milhaud, exploring modernity in a unique and captivating way.
- Camille Saint-Saëns, with his fascinating balance between academicism and musical romanticism.
- Leoš Janácek, with his unique approach blending Czech folklore and European avant-garde.
- Nino Rota, whose cinematic music will add a distinctive touch.
Concerts in Collaboration
The cycle will include the special participation of Juventudes Musicales and the Higher Conservatory of Music of Seville, who will lead a concert dedicated to the Spanish harpsichord. This evening will feature works by composers such as Padre Soler and Boccherini, paying homage to the rich Spanish musical heritage through this emblematic historical instrument.
CHAMBER MUSIC CYCLE SUBSCRIPTION
Exclusive Discount
- 40% discount on the price of individual tickets.
Subscription Details
- Location: Silvio Room at the Espacio Turina.
- Duration: 12 programs from October 2024 to April 2025.
- Schedule: Sundays at 12:00 PM.
- Repertoire
- 10 programs performed by musicians of the Royal Seville Symphony Orchestra.
- 1 program performed by young musicians selected by Juventudes Musicales de Sevilla.
- 1 program performed by students of the Higher Conservatory of Music of Seville, winners of the “José Gámez” Chamber Music Competition.
Subscription Sales:
- Dates: From October 7 to 25, 2024
Purchase Options:
- In-Site:
- Location: Box office of the Teatro Lope de Vega.
- Schedule: Monday to Friday, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM and from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
- On-Line:
- Through the official ICAS sales point (check website).
Payment Methods:
- Cash
- Credit card (VISA or MasterCard/4B), in a single payment.