Europakonzert 2016 from Røros
Europakonzert 2016 from Røros

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Europakonzert 2016 from Røros

2016
Movie
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German

The Europakonzert has brought the Berliner Philharmoniker to almost every major European city. In 2016, the orchestra chose a somewhat more remote location: Røros - a small, but beautiful town in Mid-Norway that was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1980. They played in the town‘s beautiful church. The orchestra and Sir Simon Rattle were joined by Norwegian violinist Vilde Frang - making for a truly Nordic concert. The program includes Grieg: Evening in the mountains, Mendelssohn: Violin Concert in E minor, Bjarne Brustad: Veslefrikk, and Beethoven: Symphony No. 3.

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Director: Bartholomäus SchmidGenres: Music, Classical

Plot Summary

The Berliner Philharmoniker, led by Sir Simon Rattle, performs its annual Europakonzert in the historic mining town of Røros, Norway. This special concert features a program that blends classical masterpieces with Norwegian folk music, celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the region. The performance is set against the stunning backdrop of Røros, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offering a unique visual and auditory experience.

Critical Reception

The Europakonzert from Røros was lauded for its exceptional musical performance by the Berliner Philharmoniker and the innovative programming that embraced local Norwegian traditions. Critics highlighted the conductor's masterful interpretation and the orchestra's precision. The unique setting of Røros was also frequently praised for adding a distinctive atmosphere to the concert.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for the Berliner Philharmoniker's virtuosity and Sir Simon Rattle's conducting.

  • Appreciated the successful integration of Norwegian folk elements into a classical concert setting.

  • Commended for the beautiful and unique scenic backdrop of Røros, Norway.

Google audience: Audience reception for this concert recording generally focuses on the high quality of the musical performance, the beautiful setting, and the interesting blend of classical and folk music. Many viewers found it to be an inspiring and enjoyable viewing experience.

Fun Fact

The Europakonzert tradition began in 1991 and is held annually in a different European cultural capital or significant location, with the Berliner Philharmoniker performing a special program to celebrate European culture.

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