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Mozart in Motion
Lose yourself in the storm and serenity of Mozart’s G minor symphonies – his No.25 full of fiery intensity, and his No.40 – a masterpiece of passion and grace. Between these iconic works, delight in Jean Françaix’s charming Variations for cello and strings, featuring Queensland Symphony Orchestra Principal Cellist Hyung Suk Bae. In these expert hands, the cello sings with warmth and wit. You will also be treated to Peter Sculthorpe’s Lament – a deeply moving work that echoes the soul of the Australian landscape with every note. This concert is a celebration of elegance and beauty, where classical genius meets playful sophistication.
Featuring
Hyung Suk Bae - celloDuration
85min (no interval)Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Symphony No.25 in G minor, K.183
Jean Françaix
Variations for Cello and Strings
Peter Sculthorpe
Lament for Cello and Strings
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Symphony No.40 in G minor, K.550
Hyung Suk Bae, internationally renowned cellist celebrated for his captivating performances and multifaceted artistry, currently serves as the Principal Cellist of the Queensland Symphony Orchestra. Bae has received much praise for his profound musicianship and technical mastery. His playing has been critically acclaimed as transcending “beyond technical excellence and into the realms of artistry,”(Gisborne Herald).
As a sought-after principal cellist, Bae has collaborated with esteemed ensembles such as the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Sydney Symphony Orchestra, West Australian Symphony Orchestra, Opera Australia Orchestra and the Philadelphia Orchestra. In addition to his orchestral engagements, Bae is a dedicated educator, holding faculty positions at both the University of Queensland and Queensland Conservatorium.
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