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    All-Wagner Program

    Presented by Boston Symphony Orchestra at Symphony Hall

    March 21-March 26, 2013

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    Daniele Gatti, mezzo-soprano Michelle DeYoung, and the BSO celebrate the bicentennial of Wagner's birth with music from four of the composer's operas-the ethereal Prelude to Act I ofLohengrin; the Prelude and Liebestod from?Tristan und Isolde; orchestral excerpts from?G?tterd?mmerung?(Twilight of the Gods), the final opera of Wagner's gargantuan Ring cycle; and vocal and orchestral excerpts from his great final opera,?Parsifal. Also on the...

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    Daniele Gatti, mezzo-soprano Michelle DeYoung, and the BSO celebrate the bicentennial of Wagner's birth with music from four of the composer's operas-the ethereal Prelude to Act I ofLohengrin; the Prelude and Liebestod from?Tristan und Isolde; orchestral excerpts from?G?tterd?mmerung?(Twilight of the Gods), the final opera of Wagner's gargantuan Ring cycle; and vocal and orchestral excerpts from his great final opera,?Parsifal. Also on the program is Wagner's chamber-musical?Siegfried Idyll, composed as an intimate birthday present for his wife Cosima in 1869.


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    Symphony Hall

    301 Massachusetts Avenue
    Boston, MA 02115

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    Admission Info:

    $30-$114


    General Day and Time Info:

    8:00 PM, Friday at 1:30PM


    Phone: 8882661200


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