Cycle Beethoven - Passion - Piano Concerto #3

Cycle Beethoven - PassionPiano Concerto 3Joseph Haydn Symphonie n°37 en do majeur, Hob. I:37 (1758)Ludwig van Beethoven Concerto pour piano et orchestre n°3 en do mineur, op.

37 (1800)Ethel Smyth Sérénade en ré majeur pour orchestre (1889)The 2026/2027 season, which inaugurates Holly Hyun Choe's tenure as the Orchestra's conductor, opens with classicism in motion, based on lively gestures and intelligent dialogue. Haydn's Symphony Hob.

I:37 condenses this art of economy, between rapid dramaturgy, clear contrasts, and constantly developing invention.

With Beethoven's Third Concerto, the Mozartian filiation remains perceptible, but the discourse becomes denser: the piano becomes a motor of tension and architecture.

In this passionate work, pianist Anna Geniushene, laureate of the famous Van Cliburn competition, will put her virtuosity at the service of a variety of timbres.

The evening will finally broaden to include British composer Ethel Smyth, whose activism for women's rights marked the first half of the 20th century.

Faithful to the romantic orchestral tradition, her Serenade carries the audience into a style attentive to colour and the breathing of lines. Don't miss the meeting with Holly Hyun Choe after the performance!

Sunday 25 October 2026 - 5pmThéâtre Debussy - CannesDuration: approximately 1h45 with interval