Igor Levit
Piano
SUN NOV 08 3PM
Symphony Hall
Mitsuko Uchida
piano
Symphony Hall
Pianist Mitsuko Uchida is renowned for the pure, peerless structure of her interpretations and her faithful dedication to composer and score. Boston hasn't experienced a solo performance from Uchida in a generation, yet the recital stage offers an unparalleled showcase for her brilliance. In the dialogue between a singular pianist and the composer, the silences, the structure, and the inward drama of a piece come to the fore. When Mitsuko Uchida commands the stage, you're sure to be enraptured.
“It's difficult to avoid superlatives when writing about Mitsuko Uchida. A wellspring of wisdom and sensitivity—a truly equal partnership with whatever music she inhabits. ”
The New York Times
Program Details
Composed in 1793
Average duration: 15 minutes
Composed in 1793
Average duration: 15 minutes
Leicht, zart
Langsam
Sehr langsam
Rasch, aber leicht
Etwas rasch
Sehr langsam
Published in 1913
Average duration: 7 minutes, 30 seconds
Leicht, zart
Langsam
Sehr langsam
Rasch, aber leicht
Etwas rasch
Sehr langsam
Published in 1913
Average duration: 7 minutes, 30 seconds
Composed in 1787.
Average duration: 10 minutes
Composed in 1787.
Average duration: 10 minutes
Composed in 2022
Average duration: 2 minutes
Composed in 2022
Average duration: 2 minutes
Allegro
Andantino|
Scherzo. Allegro vivace — Trio. Un poco più lento
Rondo. Allegretto
Written in 1828
Average duration: 42 minutes
Allegro
Andantino|
Scherzo. Allegro vivace — Trio. Un poco più lento
Rondo. Allegretto
Written in 1828
Average duration: 42 minutes
Videos
Mitsuko Uchida | Schubert, Piano Sonata in C D840 "Reliquie," II. Andante
Symphony Hall Information
This performance is generously supported by
Gretchen & Samuel Shubrooks.
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