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Conductor(s): Jonathan
Soloist(s): Clarinet: Zhai Yaoguang
| Program: | F. Mendelssohn: A Midsummer Night’s Dream Overture, Op.2 W. A. Mozart: Clarinet Concerto in A major, K.622 ―――――――――――――――――――― G. Mahler: Symphony No.4 in G major |
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Jonathan
As Principal Conductor of Bamberger Symphoniker since 2000,Jonathan Nott has made a huge impact on the orchestra. The Guardian critic Tom Service noted: “Together, I think they've created one of the most exciting partnerships in orchestral music of the last nine years”. The orchestra has made its hallmark on the musical world with its challenging programming, in particular by combining contemporary music with traditional, giving new insight into the standard repertoire.
Lan Rao
Lan Rao was born into a literary family in Guangzhou. When she was 16, Lan Rao started receiving formal vocal training from Chau-In Ha. At 19, Rao had her first concert tour as a soloist, performing with the Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra in Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong. She then studied in Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing for 3 years.
Zhai Yaoguang
Yao Guang Zhai is currently principal clarinet of the ShangHai Symphony Orchestra. Winner of the Pacific Symphony Concerto Competition, the Spotlight Award, the Blount-Slawson Young Artists Competition, the Aspen Music Festival Wind Concerto Competition, and the Hellam Concerto Competition. As a soloist, he has played with the Pacific Symphony Orchestra (CA), the Montgomery Symphony Orchestra (AL), the American Academy of Conducting Orchestra (Aspen) and the Springfield Symphony Orchestra (MO). He appeared on the National Radio show “From the Top,” the worldwide broadcast of the television program ‘Hour of Power’ with Robert Schuller at the Crystal Cathedral. He also performed by invition at the Laguna Beach Chamber Music Festival with pianist Christopher O’Riley, and BeiJing’s International Clarinet Festival.
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