20102011 SEASON GUIDE - Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
20102011 SEASON GUIDE - Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
20102011 SEASON GUIDE - Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
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OCTOBER 29, 30 I 8:00 PM<br />
“Fialkowska’s playing is noted by her flawless, dazzling technique, while her<br />
melodies are perfectly spun in a delicate singing style. With the Chopin, she was<br />
in total control, utterly secure and intensely musical.”<br />
– Seattle Post-Intelligencer<br />
We celebrate Chopin’s 200 th anniversary with Janina Fialkowska, one of Canada’s<br />
leading pianists. Having a career that was first launched in 1974 by the legendary<br />
Arthur Rubinstein, Fialkowska has enchanted audiences with her lyrical sound,<br />
sterling musicianship and profound sense of musical integrity.<br />
Composed in 1944 as WWII hostilities were ending, Prokofiev’s <strong>Symphony</strong> No. 5<br />
has been acclaimed as one of the 20 th Century’s true masterworks...and one of its<br />
most popular. It was conceived by Prokofiev as “a symphony of the greatest of the<br />
human spirit, a song of praise of free and happy mankind!”<br />
We also salute Manitoba’s senior composer Robert Turner. Composed in 1987,<br />
Shades of Autumn is an evocative soundscape of the fall season, with its colours<br />
and hues painted in the composer’s uniquely personal style.<br />
Alexander Mickelthwate, conductor<br />
Janina Fialkowska, piano<br />
MASTERWORKS : A<br />
Robert Turner: Shades of Autumn<br />
Chopin: Piano Concerto No 2 in F minor<br />
Prokofiev: <strong>Symphony</strong> No. 5 in B-flat major<br />
PRE -CONCERT CHAT: Hosted by music director Alexander Mickelthwate<br />
or guest conductors on the Piano Nobile Level at 7:15 pm.<br />
Photo: Janina Fialkowska<br />
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