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30	31	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8 Concerts for schoolchildren Concerts for schoolchildren N. 2 Pianissimo FELIX MENDELSSOHN Simphony N. 4 in A major, Op 90 “Italian” GIACOMO PUCCINI La bohème, opera in four quadri GIOACHINO ROSSINI Guillaume Tell, opera in four acts JACQUES OFFENBACH Les contes d’Hoffmann, fantastic opera in five acts LÉO DELIBES Lakmé, opera in three acts More information	9 Concerts for schoolchildren Concerts for schoolchildren N. 2 Pianissimo FELIX MENDELSSOHN Simphony N. 4 in A major, Op 90 “Italian” GIACOMO PUCCINI La bohème, opera in four quadri GIOACHINO ROSSINI Guillaume Tell, opera in four acts JACQUES OFFENBACH Les contes d’Hoffmann, fantastic opera in five acts LÉO DELIBES Lakmé, opera in three acts More information	10 Concerts for schoolchildren Concerts for schoolchildren N. 2 Pianissimo FELIX MENDELSSOHN Simphony N. 4 in A major, Op 90 “Italian” GIACOMO PUCCINI La bohème, opera in four quadri GIOACHINO ROSSINI Guillaume Tell, opera in four acts JACQUES OFFENBACH Les contes d’Hoffmann, fantastic opera in five acts LÉO DELIBES Lakmé, opera in three acts More information	11 Family concert Family Concert N. 2 Pianissimo FELIX MENDELSSOHN Simphony N. 4 in A major, Op 90 “Italian” GIACOMO PUCCINI La bohème, opera in four quadri GIOACHINO ROSSINI Guillaume Tell, opera in four acts JACQUES OFFENBACH Les contes d’Hoffmann, fantastic opera in five acts LÉO DELIBES Lakmé, opera in three acts More information	12

Season Subscription Concert no. 8

OST season 2009-2010

Tenerife Auditorium "Adán Martín".
Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

March 5th Friday 20:30 h.

WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART Serenade No. 9 in D major "Posthorn", KV 320*
BENJAMIN BRITTEN Serenade, for tenor, horn and strings, Op 31
MAX REGER Serenade in D major, Op 95*

Benjamin Hulett
Jeffrey Cooper Horn
Christopher Hogwood Conductor

* First time by this orchestra

Christopher Hogwood has been making history in musical interpretation for the last quarter of a century. Through his Academy of Ancient Music, his research and his tireless work as a guest conductor of renowned symphony orchestras, Hogwood has been one of the contributors to that great musical revolution, still in effect today, dubbed historically informed performance from the demanding British perspective. For this presentation in Tenerife he combines his prestige in 18th-century music with his lesser-known passion for the 20th century in a programme that revolves around the serenade genre. The apparently very different names of Mozart, Reger and Britten find perfect cohesion as all the works belong to this genre commonly associated with refinement, intimacy and nocturnal enchantment.