Experience a refined concert evening at the Théâtre Debussy in Cannes featuring the Orchestre National de Cannes under the direction of Holly Hyun Choe. The program highlights two remarkable works by Ludwig van Beethoven showcasing the violin: the expansive Violin Concerto in D major, op. 61, known for its poised and flowing dialogue between soloist and orchestra, and the more intimate Romance No. 2 in F major, op. 50, characterized by its delicate melody and subtle orchestral accompaniment. The soloist, Antje Weithaas, renowned for her mastery of balance and phrasing, brings these pieces to life with nuanced expression. The concert concludes with Joseph Haydn's Symphony No. 99 in E-flat major, a work from his London symphonies that combines theatrical energy with rich orchestral textures. This program offers a compelling glimpse into the elegance of classical music, blending both restraint and vibrant detail in performance. A post-concert meeting with conductor Holly Hyun Choe adds a special touch to the evening.
Beethoven Cycle - Idylle - Violin Concerto
Sunday, 6 June 2027
12:00
Théâtre Debussy - Palais des Festivals, Cannes
CANNES
Concert
About this event
Experience a refined concert evening at the Théâtre Debussy in Cannes featuring the Orchestre National de Cannes under the direction of Holly Hyun Choe. The program highlights two remarkable works by Ludwig van Beethoven showcasing the violin: the expansive Violin Concerto in D major, op. 61, known for its poised and flowing dialogue between soloist and orchestra, and the more intimate Romance No. 2 in F major, op. 50, characterized by its delicate melody and subtle orchestral accompaniment. The soloist, Antje Weithaas, renowned for her mastery of balance and phrasing, brings these pieces to life with nuanced expression. The concert concludes with Joseph Haydn's Symphony No. 99 in E-flat major, a work from his London symphonies that combines theatrical energy with rich orchestral textures. This program offers a compelling glimpse into the elegance of classical music, blending both restraint and vibrant detail in performance. A post-concert meeting with conductor Holly Hyun Choe adds a special touch to the evening.