**Tchaikovsky** *Francesca da Rimini*
**Beethoven** *Piano Concerto No. 3*
**Liszt** *Les Préludes*
**Beethoven** *Symphony No.5 in C minor, Op 67*
One of Europe’s leading ensembles, **András Keller’s Concerto Budapest Symphony Orchestra** brings a tragic love story writ large and a game-changing concerto to the National Concert Hall.
Lyrical and tempestuous, Tchaikovsky’s Dante-inspired symphonic fantasy *Francesca da Rimini* is one of his most dramatic works, its ferocious passion a powerful example of his fascination with love turned sour. Much of its distinctive colouring comes from the use of piccolo, English horn, harp, and extensive percussion.
Virtuosity and drama combine in Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 3 as conflict gives way to sunburst joy. Its outer movements treat Romantic anguish with gripping symphonic grandeur and elegant pathos, framing a spellbinding dialogue between the sombre, inward-looking meditation of the piano and a now serene, now muscular orchestra.

Gavin 

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