Concert Planning Company Vincero 2024 Lineup
London Symphony, La Fenice, Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Performances
Pianist Cho Seong-jin and conductor Simon Rattle will once again collaborate on a domestic stage.
According to the '2024 Lineup' by concert planning company Vincero on the 19th, Simon Rattle will perform with the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra at Lotte Concert Hall on November 20-21 next year. Cho Seong-jin is scheduled to perform Brahms' Piano Concerto No. 2 and Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 2 on this stage.
The Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra worked with the late maestro Mariss Jansons for 17 years until his passing in 2019. Since their first visit to Korea in 2012 with Jansons, they have returned every two years. Next year, they will perform Brahms' Symphony No. 2 and Bruckner's unfinished Symphony No. 9 with their new chief conductor Simon Rattle.
Previously, Cho Seong-jin collaborated multiple times with Simon Rattle in Korea, including performances with the Berlin Philharmonic in 2017 and the London Symphony Orchestra in 2022. The opening concert of the LG Arts Center Seoul in 2022 attracted attention as Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong and his mother Hong Ra-hee, former director of the Leeum Museum, attended.
Pianist Lim Yoon-chan will perform with the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie under the baton of Paavo J?rvi on December 18 next year. This concert marks the orchestra's sixth meeting with Korean audiences.
The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie, noted for its chamber music approach, is praised for producing outstanding performances even without a conductor, as if performing chamber music spontaneously.
The first visit of Italy's representative La Fenice Theatre Orchestra to Korea is scheduled for October 5 next year. World-renowned Korean conductor Chung Myung-whun will stand on the podium, with pianist Kim Sun-wook as soloist.
The London Symphony Orchestra is also scheduled for a concert in Korea on October 3 next year. Antonio Pappano will conduct, and Yuja Wang will perform as soloist.
Distinctive conductor Fran?ois-Xavier Roth will visit Korea with his French period instrument ensemble 'Les Si?cles,' which he founded, performing at the Seoul Arts Center on November 17. German cellist Sol Gabetta will perform a collaborative stage in front of Korean audiences for the first time in 15 years.
'The world's leading Beethoven specialist' Rudolf Buchbinder will visit Korea in June next year. He will conduct the Lucerne Festival Strings chamber orchestra and present Beethoven's works.
On July 5, pianist Kim Sun-wook will hold a recital. Kim will perform Haydn's Sonata in E-flat major, which opens the late period works, Schumann's Davidsb?ndlert?nze capturing his two personas Florestan and Eusebius, and Schubert's final Sonata No. 21, showcasing his increasingly mature musical world.
On September 10, violinist Clara Jumi Kang's recital is scheduled. The program is yet to be announced.
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