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Fabriksgatan 2, S- 701 46 Örebro, Sweden
Phone: +46 19-766 62 00
Tickets: +46 19-766 62 22
Fax: +46 19-766 62 90
info@orebrokonserthus.com
Opening hours:
Open M - F 10-17 and 1 hour before the concerts start.
From early on the Swedish Chamber Orchestra realised the benefits of establishing an on-going working relationship with specialists in various fields not only to help develop the ensemble´s musical style but also to keep the musicians abreast of the musical world at large. This has been particularly important to an orchestra which is not based in a major European city, where different musical ex per iences are readily on offer every day. Yet Örebro offers a unique environment where programmes can be developed andper formed away from the international limelight which benefits both the ensemble and the visiting artist.
With the luxury of regular and intense time to work together Andrew Manze and the musicians of the Swedish Chamber Orchestra have explored an array of re per toire which has recently combined church sonatas by Biber and Mozart, Bach and Mozart keyboard concertos (with Jonathan Biss as soloist), suites by Bach and Telemann, music by Beethoven and his contemporaries and dance music by Zelenka and Mozart. As Andrew Manze broadens his horizons from early music specialist to conductor the programming acknowledges this through re per toire that extends from the baroque to classical and beyond.
In Spring 2008 Andrew Manze returns to Örebro to conduct a programme focusing on a late symphony of Mozart coupled with Bach's third suite for orchestra and in Spring 2009 the highlight will be concertanteper formances of Beethoven´s Fidelio with Nina Stemme in the title role of Leonore.
Full biography for Andrew Manze
(Moens Artists)