Prom 71: Ravel / Liszt, S.-J. Cho

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  • bluestateprommer
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    • Nov 2010
    • 3007

    #16
    Originally posted by Barbirollians View Post
    Very sorry to hear about Sir A's broken leg - lets hope for a speedy recovery and no effect on his playing .

    High class replacement though .
    Indeed, and a fine, fine, fine recital just now from Seong-Jin Cho, with the encore duly archived, perhaps to mitigate EH's concern about value for £ :) . I didn't think to check the RAH's site to see how well the hall was sold, or if Sir A.'s cancellation caused a major turnback of tickets. It will also be interesting to see if the Korean-British community showed up like with S-JC's previous Prom, and also Yunchan Lim's Prom.

    Many thanks also to Andrew Slater for kindly changing the Calendar Entry / thread header, as I was myself not able to edit the header (can edit the opening post contents, but not the title, once past a certain time point, FWIW).

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    • Retune
      Full Member
      • Feb 2022
      • 314

      #17
      Sorry to hear about Sir András - hope he makes a fast and full recovery!

      Better to have a different recital than to try to find someone who can replicate the original concert at short notive, which I imagine would be easier said than done - this isn't some warhorse concerto. And it leaves it open for Schiff to return and play it in a future season if he's so inclined (assuming Sam Jackson hasn't decided that all future Late Night Proms will be Mindful Mixes).

      Will have to listen to S-J Cho on Sounds. I wonder if they managed to print a programme?

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      • teaforthree
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        • Sep 2024
        • 1

        #18
        Originally posted by bluestateprommer View Post

        Indeed, and a fine, fine, fine recital just now from Seong-Jin Cho, with the encore duly archived, perhaps to mitigate EH's concern about value for £ :) . I didn't think to check the RAH's site to see how well the hall was sold, or if Sir A.'s cancellation caused a major turnback of tickets. It will also be interesting to see if the Korean-British community showed up like with S-JC's previous Prom, and also Yunchan Lim's Prom.

        Many thanks also to Andrew Slater for kindly changing the Calendar Entry / thread header, as I was myself not able to edit the header (can edit the opening post contents, but not the title, once past a certain time point, FWIW).
        I bought a ticket to this recital on 10th September on RAH website. At that time it was still billed as Sir A, and less than half of the hall were marked sold.

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        • Barbirollians
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          • Nov 2010
          • 11668

          #19
          I am rather amazed that nobody appears to have commented on this Prom - I thought SJC was outstanding all round espcially in the Annees de Pelerinage . BBC were lucky to get sich a fne pianist at such short notice.

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