Eroica Symphony: Beethoven and Revolution

Eroica Symphony: Beethoven and Revolution

Wednesday, August 20 at 7:00pm
DCR Hatch Memorial Shell
47 David G. Mugar Way
Boston, MA 02108

 

Beethoven and Revolution: Beethoven’s revolutionary Eroica” symphony was born of the social and political turbulence following the American and French Revolutions, while Boston-based composer and “Sound Chemist” Val Jeanty draws on the cultural heritage of her native Haiti to create revolutionary works of her own.   

Approximate concert end time: 9:00pm

Digital program coming soon!

Boston Landmarks Orchestra | Christopher Wilkins, Music Director
Val Jeanty, composer and sound chemist
Adrian Anantawan, violin

Repertoire includes:
Ludwig van Beethoven
Symphony No. 3 “Eroica”
Val Jeanty Faces

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