Credo Symphony Orchestra 11th Subscription Concert

The concept of this concert is "rediscovery.
The first piece is Bach's "Ricercaré in six voices," arranged for orchestra by Webern, who led the avant-garde music of the first half of the 20th century. We will explore the value that the father of music found in the order expressed in the fugue by a brilliant contemporary musician.
The second piece is Mendelssohn's well-known violin concerto. The second piece is Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto, which is well-known to everyone, and the depth of this work, which is often regarded as a gateway to success for young musicians, will be rediscovered with master musician Gerard Poullet.
The third piece is Symphony No. 6 by Sibelius. After World War I, the heyday of avant-garde music, Sibelius, who was not sympathetic to mechanical musical expression and was mastering his own musical language, arrived at "church melody. Here is the quintessence of Sibelius, who rediscovered old techniques by incorporating pre-classical techniques into his symphonies.