Royal Philharmonic Orchestra: Brahms Symphony No.1

By popular demand, Esther Yoo returns to Hull to play Tchaikovsky’s ferocious Violin Concerto, followed by Brahm’s Symphony No.1

BORODIN Prince Igor: Overture
TCHAIKOVSKY Violin Concerto
BRAHMS Symphony No.1

Thierry Fischer Conductor
Esther Yoo Violin

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Opening with Borodin’s Overture from his opera Prince Igor, this piece provides the backdrop of a heroic bygone era in a work deeply infused with Russian folk traditions.
By popular demand, internationally renowned violinist Esther Yoo returns to Hull City Hall to play Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto with fire and ferocity, leading the orchestra in one of the most enduring concertos of the violin repertoire.
The concert finishes with Brahms’ monumental First Symphony, which took the composer nearly fifteen years to write, and this is evident in the pure musical intensity throughout the work.