BİFO - TRACES OF ROMANTICISM
One of today's leading French conductors, Laurence Equilbey is widely admired for her open-minded artistic vision and mastery of classical and pre-romantic period repertoire as well as 19th-century music.
Following collaborations with Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Eric Ericson, Denise Ham, Colin Metters and Jorma Panula, Equilbey first gained prominence as the founder and music director of accentus, an award-winning chamber choir based in Paris. The guest soloist of BIPO is violinist Alena Baeva, described by the New York Classical Review as "a magnetic presence" and "a constantly fascinating sound technician." Baeva has worked with leading conductors including Gustavo Gimeno, Paavo Järvi, Marek Janowski, Vladimir Jurowski, Tomáš Netopil, and Riccardo Minasi, and she is considered one of the most exciting, versatile, charming, and captivating soloists on the world stage today.
One of today's leading French conductors, Laurence Equilbey is widely admired for her open-minded artistic vision and mastery of classical and pre-romantic period repertoire as well as 19th-century music.
Following collaborations with Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Eric Ericson, Denise Ham, Colin Metters and Jorma Panula, Equilbey first gained prominence as the founder and music director of accentus, an award-winning chamber choir based in Paris. The guest soloist of BIPO is violinist Alena Baeva, described by the New York Classical Review as "a magnetic presence" and "a constantly fascinating sound technician." Baeva has worked with leading conductors including Gustavo Gimeno, Paavo Järvi, Marek Janowski, Vladimir Jurowski, Tomáš Netopil, and Riccardo Minasi, and she is considered one of the most exciting, versatile, charming, and captivating soloists on the world stage today.
BORUSAN İSTANBUL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA LAURENCE EQUILBEY conductor ALENA BAEVA violin
Pre-concert talk with AYDIN BÜKE 19.00-19.30, Foyer Area / Zorlu PSM Turkcell Stage
BEETHOVEN Die Ruinen von Athen, op.113 MENDELSSOHN Violin Concerto in E minor, op.64 FARRENC Symphony no.3 in G minor, op.36
Pre-concert talk with AYDIN BÜKE 19.00-19.30, Foyer Area / Zorlu PSM Turkcell Stage
Concert starts at 20:00
Event door opening time is 19.30, event start time is 20.00.
Audience members who arrive late are allowed in during the first intermission of concerts; it will not be possible to enter the hall during concerts without breaks.
The event is suitable for participants aged 6 and above. Tickets are required for children aged 6 and over.
Smoking is strictly prohibited in Zorlu PSM closed areas. Those who do not comply with this rule will be removed from the event area without warning and their tickets will not be refunded.
Food and drinks brought from outside will not be allowed into the event area.
You must be at the door of the event with your ticket at least 1 hour before the event start time.
Recording with cameras, mobile phones, or any other devices is strictly prohibited during the event.
Borusan Sanat reserves the right to change the discounted ticket purchasing conditions.
Borusan Sanat has the right to make changes to the event area and time.
Student tickets are limited to capacity and are valid with a student ID. Student ID must be shown to the staff on the day of the event.
Zorlu PSM has the right to deny admission to the event venue by refunding the ticket fee to people it deems unsuitable for the event.
The early bird ticket sales period for the Borusan Istanbul Philharmonic Orchestra’s concerts begins on September 11, 2024, and ends on October 10, 2024. Starting from October 10, general sales prices will apply.
