The mandolin is not a common solo instrument at Iceland Symphony Orchestra concerts, but here we are being visited by the most renowned mandolin player of our time, Avi Avital. He is a charming musician and a magician on his instrument.  At this concert, he demonstrates his genius in a classical-era concerto for flute and mandolin by Johann Nepomuk Hummel and also in a concerto for mandolin and recorder by J. S. Bach, with conductor Giovanni Antonini playing the recorder. Antonini is a much-awaited visitor to Iceland, as he conducts all the leading symphony orchestras in the world. Antonini also conducts two symphonies from the classical era, one by Joseph Bologne, who has received increased attention in recent years in the world of classical music – and finally Mozart's masterpiece, Symphony No. 41, which is often called the Jupiter Symphony. It is Mozart's last and most ambitious symphony and also one of the high points of the classical musical tradition.

Conductor
Giovanni Antonini

Mandolin
Avi Avital

Program
Joseph Bologne Chevalier de Saint-Georges Symphony No.1
Johann Nepomuk Hummel Mandolin Concerto in G major
Johann Sebastian Bach Concerto in C-minor, BWV 1060 (arr. for mandolin & recorder)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Symphony No.41 in C major, "Jupiter"

Promoter: Sinfóníuhljómsveit Íslands

Sinfóníuhljómsveit Íslands

Giovanni Antonini

Avi Avital

Symfoni nr. 1

Symphony No. 1

Mandolinkoncert

Mandolin Concerto

Mandolinkonsert

Koncert for obo og violin

Concerto for Oboe and Violin

Konsert for obo og fiolin

Symfoni nr. 41

Symphony No. 41

Antonini & Avital

Harpa er tónlistar- og ráðstefnuhús við höfnina í Reykjavík, með salina Eldborg og Norðurljós.

Harpa

Symphony No. 1

Concerts

20. May

19:30

Harpa

Reykjavík

Antonini & Avital

Sinfóníuhljómsveit Íslands

Conductor: Giovanni Antonini

20. May

19:30

Harpa

Reykjavík

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