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SUMMARY:The University of Manchester Symphony Orchestra 
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DESCRIPTION:The symphonic repertoire of the early-twentieth century is ch
 aracterized by explicit depictions of the individual within the world su
 rrounding it\, evident in both Nielsen’s Helios Overture and Sibelius’ F
 ifth Symphony. Karelia Suite by Sibelius captures traditional Finnish fo
 lk music in this memorable suite. Come and join us for this Scandinavian
  adventure.\n\nPre-concert talk at 6.45pm.\n\nThe great extent to which 
 both Jean Sibelius and Carl Nielsen drew on nationalist enthusiasm at th
 e beginning of the twentieth century\, embedding it into many of their w
 orks\, is demonstrated in the works performed tonight. Join Professor Da
 vid Fanning for a pre-concert talk\, discussing Sibelius' and Nielsen's 
 roles in forging individual national identities through music\; and why 
 a recognition of such detail is crucial in understanding the motivations
 \, styles\, and wider preoccupations of composers at the beginning of th
 e twentieth century. This discussion draws on the relevance of nationali
 stic impulses through their music\, and how this was effectively illustr
 ated in their works.\n\nTo book please visit https://tinyurl.com/ycdb2q5
 s or telephone the Martin Harris Centre box office.
STATUS:TENTATIVE
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:Cosmo Rodewald Concert Hall\, Martin Harris Centre for Music and
  Drama\, Manchester
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