Herbstkonzert des Glarner Kammerorchesters

Description

For its anniversary concert in November, the Glarus Chamber Orchestra is presenting a program that deliberately pays tribute to works that tend to be overshadowed by famous masterpieces in the history of classical music. Both chosen compositions, Franz Schubert's Symphony in C major No. 6 (D 589) and Ludwig van Beethoven's Concerto for Piano, Violin and Violoncello and Orchestra in C major op. 56, also known as the 'Triple Concerto', are rarely performed and unjustly neglected works.
The concert pursues the central idea of making musical treasures audible that lie off the beaten track of the great repertoire. The programmatic focus is on diversity, the joy of discovery and artistic independence. This guiding principle represents the Glarus Chamber Orchestra excellently and is the festive highlight of the celebrations to mark the orchestra's 50th anniversary.