Giovanni Antonini
Giovanni Antonini | Picture: Marco Borggreve
Fatma Said
Fatma Said | Picture: James Bort

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    Few people are as passionate about the music of Joseph Haydn as Giovanni Antonini. He is currently in the process of recording all 107 of the composer’s symphonies – with a fresh, arresting approach. In this concert, we hear two symphonies of captivating originality and inspiration. Also on the programme are the cantata Arianna a Naxos, a touching emotional drama of an abandoned woman featuring Egyptian soprano Fatma Said, and Mozart’s little-known incidental music Thamos, King in Egypt, which is impressive in its dramatic power.


    Artists

    Berliner Philharmoniker
    Giovanni Antonini conductor
    Fatma Said soprano


    Programme

    Joseph Haydn
    Symphonie Nr. 54 G-Dur

    Joseph Haydn
    “Arianna a Naxos”, cantata, Hob. XXVIb:2

    Fatma Said soprano

    Interval

    Joseph Haydn
    Symphony No. 44 in E minor “Mourning”

    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
    Thamos, King in Egypt, K. 345: Interludes



    Main Auditorium

    26 to 82 €

    Introduction
    19:15

    Series F: Concerts with the Berliner Philharmoniker


    Main Auditorium

    26 to 82 €

    Introduction
    19:15

    Series H: Concerts with the Berliner Philharmoniker


    Main Auditorium

    26 to 82 €

    Introduction
    18:15

    Series I: Concerts with the Berliner Philharmoniker

    The Cosmopolitan
    A portrait of the soprano Fatma Said 

    Fatma Said
    Fatma Said | Picture: Bort James

    Opera today, tango tomorrow, and early music the day after that: Fatma Said is a musical cosmopolitan who sings in five different languages, slipping into the most varied of roles with ease. At the end of October, the Egyptian soprano makes her debut with the Berliner Philharmoniker.