Viswa Subbaraman

Opera and Orchestra Conductor

Masterworks Series: Beethoven & Sibelius
Oct
17
to Oct 19

Masterworks Series: Beethoven & Sibelius

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Under the direction of Viswa Subbaraman the HSO performs a program of grandeur and evolution, highlighted by Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 3, a masterful balance of stormy intensity and lyrical beauty performed by guest artist Drew Petersen. Carl Nielsen’s Helios Overture opens with a radiant orchestral depiction of the sun’s journey, setting the stage for Sibelius’ Symphony No. 5, a triumphant work inspired by nature and transformation.

From Nielsen’s sweeping brightness to Beethoven’s passion and Sibelius’ soaring “swan call” motif, this concert is a powerful exploration of contrast, storytelling, and renewal.

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May
8
2:00 PM14:00

Song from the Uproar

Song from the Uproar uses texts inspired by her writing to immerse the audience in the surreal landscapes of Isabelle's life; she describes the death of her family, the thrill of her arrival in Africa, her tentative joy at falling in love, the elation of self-discovery and the mystery of death. 

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May
7
8:00 PM20:00

Song from the Uproar

Song from the Uproar uses texts inspired by her writing to immerse the audience in the surreal landscapes of Isabelle's life; she describes the death of her family, the thrill of her arrival in Africa, her tentative joy at falling in love, the elation of self-discovery and the mystery of death. 

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May
7
4:00 PM16:00

Song from the Uproar

Song from the Uproar uses texts inspired by her writing to immerse the audience in the surreal landscapes of Isabelle's life; she describes the death of her family, the thrill of her arrival in Africa, her tentative joy at falling in love, the elation of self-discovery and the mystery of death. 

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May
6
8:00 PM20:00

Song from the Uproar

Song from the Uproar uses texts inspired by her writing to immerse the audience in the surreal landscapes of Isabelle's life; she describes the death of her family, the thrill of her arrival in Africa, her tentative joy at falling in love, the elation of self-discovery and the mystery of death. 

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