Davies Symphony Hall (San Francisco, CA)
Bernard Labadie conducts the San Francisco Symphony in a performance of Mozart's Gran Partita. Labadie fuses passion and musical scholarship, bringing his historically informed approach to 18th-century masterpieces that feature SFS first-chair players. Also on the program is Haydn's Sinfonia concertante
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Excellen concert -- even with 2-tier seating, the tone, musical richness, and sound level. The post question and answer session was outstanding.
We were expecting big things. While the hosts were gracious and the orchestra definitely delivered...Labadie's interpretation of the music seemed uninspired. Granted, we were in the cheap seats...but there was so much more energy in the score that didn't make it to the rafters.
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<p>Bernard Labadie, conductor
Dan Nobuhiko Smiley, violin
Peter Wyrick, cello
Jonathan D. Fischer, oboe
Stephen Paulson, bassoon</p>
<p>Labadie fuses passion and musical scholarship, bringing his historically informed approach to 18th-century masterpieces that feature SFS first-chair players. </p>
<p>Program:
Haydn, Sinfonia concertante
Mozart, Serenade No. 10, Gran Partita</p>
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