Emily Sun & Andrea Lam: Parisian Salon
Music | Opera & Classical
Two celebrated young musicians present a program of French favourites from Debussy to Edith Piaf. For this Sydney Festival appearance, the two musicians will also be performing César Franck’s 1886 violin sonata, considered one of the finest sonatas to be written for violin and piano.
Violinist Emily Sun commands the respect of audiences for her mastery of new and classic repertoire. Based in London and praised by The Australian for her “perfect balance of expressivity and formidable strength”, she has performed with several major orchestras in some of the world’s top concert halls.
Pianist Andrea Lam, based in New York, has performed with some of the world’s top conductors since her orchestral debut at the age of 13 with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. Described as a “real talent” by The Wall Street Journal, she is a frequent guest at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Centre, the Sydney Opera House and other leading concert venues.
Runtime: 60 mins
PROGRAM
DEBUSSY Clair de lune
BOULANGER Nocturne
DEBUSSY Three Preludes from Book 1:
V. Les collines d’Anacapri
VI. Des pas sur la neige
VII. Ce qu’a vu le vent d’Ouest
FRANCK Sonata in A major for violin and piano
VenuePerformance TimesTue 12 Jan at 12pm
Ticketing and PricingFull Price – $69
+ booking fee
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AccessibilityHearing loops are located in The Centennial Hall (both Ground Floor and Gallery level) and the Lower Town Hall.
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