BORUSAN İSTANBUL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
MARTIJN DANDEVIEL conductor
MARIA MEEROVITCH piano *
OMAR TOMASONI trumpet ∆
Pre-concert talk with AYDIN BÜKE & SİBİL ARSENYAN
19.00-19.30, Dolmabahçe Salonu / Lütfi Kırdar
TCHAIKOVSKY 1812 Ouverture in E flat Major, op.49
SHOSTAKOVICH Concerto for Piano, Trumpet & String Orchestra in C minor, no.1, op.35 * ∆
PROKOFIEV Romeo & Juliet Suite
Ticket Prices: 2.000 / 1.500 / 1.100 / 650 TL
Student: 20% discount on all ticket categories during the general ticket sale.
Borusan Sanat Premium and Borusan Sanat Classic members’ respective discount rates 30% and 20% end after their relevant advance sales periods, after which Premium and Classic members will be entitled to 20% and 10% discount, respectively.
Borusan Sanat Young members’ 50% discount is only valid during the general sales period and on all ticket categories.
In its first concert of the new year, the Borusan Istanbul Philharmonic Orchestra presents a powerful programme that brings together some of the most striking works of the 19th and 20th centuries. Guest conductor Martijn Dandeviel is regarded as one of Europe’s rising maestros, noted for energetic command of the podium and imaginative interpretations of contemporary repertoire. His meticulous attention to detail in Classical and Romantic works, combined with his innovative approach to 20th-century music, has led to remarkable projects with a variety of orchestras. With a dynamic style and a strong stage presence, he is particularly recognised for programmes that offer a wide dramatic range.
Among the evening’s soloists, Russian pianist Maria Meerovitch stands out for her musical sensitivity and refined interpretations. Following international competition successes, she has performed with many of Europe’s leading orchestras. Italian trumpeter Omar Tomasoni, admired for his brilliant tone and virtuosic technique, has established himself through compelling performances across both solo and orchestral repertoire. Together, Meerovitch and Tomasoni will bring Shostakovich’s youthful Concerto for Piano, Trumpet and Strings to life, capturing both its ironic humour and its dramatic intensity.
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