MSO Sidney Myer Free Concert - Four South American Seasons
Sidney Myer Free Concerts
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Melbourne VIC 3000
Summer in the city means Melbourne's favourite musical treat, the MSO's Sidney Myer Concerts, presented by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in association with the University of Melbourne. Celebrating their 53rd year in the Bowl in 2012, these glorious events bring beautiful music and great artists from around the world to Australia's greatest outdoor space for music.
The new sensation among international conductors, Venezuela's Diego Matheuz, here brings us a celebration of Latin American music. The passion, tunefulness and earthy spirit of this music is encapsulated in the tango, of which composer Astor Piazzolla is recognised as the master. His masterpiece, Four Seasons of Buenos Aires, is the Latin equivalent of Vivaldi's famous work, and for it Matheuz will be joined by sensational young Australian violinist, Kristian Winther. The concert culminates in a blaze of rhythmic energy with Moncayo's jubilant Huapango.
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