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The rSno’s 09:10 Season at the Caird Hall in dundee is five glittering concerts, presented by the eighty-two musicians of Scotland’s national orchestra, a sparkling line-up of internationally-renowned soloists, popular conductors and the singers of the rSno Junior Chorus.

The star-studded guest list includes Stéphane denève, ingrid Fliter, Kristjan Järvi, Sharon Kam, Yakov Kreizberg, emmanuel laville, nikolai lugansky and Christof Perick, drawn to perform with an orchestra in golden form.

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Welcome to what i know will be another wonderful rSno Season in dundee. We’ve been working for over three years on its creation and i am very proud of the world-class soloists and conductors who will be sharing their music with us.

The Season opens with leonard Bernstein’s Candide overture, from an opera which has as its optimistic motto, “The Best of all Possible Worlds”. Well, this Season we are truly bringing you the very best, including well-known works by some of the great masters – Beethoven, Brahms, Strauss, Weber, Shostakovich and Mozart.

a particular highlight for me will be in February 2010, when i will conduct respighi’s spectacular Pines of Rome for the first time in the magnificent acoustics of the Caird Hall. i am delighted that the internationally-acclaimed russian pianist nikolai lugansky will be performing Beethoven’s Third Piano Concerto with us at this concert. it promises to be a very special evening!

another russian will join us this Season, Yakov Kreizberg, who is in demand with leading orchestras throughout the world. He will conduct the orchestra in a programme that includes Shostakovich’s eleventh Symphony, which i know is a real favourite with the rSno’s loyal audience.

So let us enjoy, together, the best of what is possible, entering a world where the only boundary is our own imagination!

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Stéphane DenèverSno Music director

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The Best of all Possible WorldsThUrsDay 8 OcTObEr 2009: 7.30pmThe first half features two composers whose musical styles seemed half in earnest, half in jest. Pastiche fuses brilliantly with heartfelt melody in both Bernstein’s Candide and Strauss’ Concerto. Brahms’ First Symphony provides contrast, as it moves from its dark openings via heroic struggles through to its triumphant end.

Bernstein overture and Suite from CandideR Strauss oboe Concerto Brahms Symphony no1

Kristjan järvi (CondUCTor)Emmanuel Laville (oBoe)

Sophie Lang (RSNO Violin)

The Season solo debut of the rSno’s brilliant Principal oboe, emmanuel laville, is not to be missed. The young Frenchman, who was discovered after a five- year international search by the orchestra, possesses astonishing tone, phrasing and musicality.

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Shostakovich’s eleventh recalls the events of the 1905 russian revolution. Written four years after the death of Stalin, the work was an overnight success and redeemed the composer’s standing with the russian authorities. Yakov Kreizberg has been praised for his interpretation of the work, which he has conducted with many of the world’s leading orchestras.

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RSNO Favourites: Shostakovich 11ThUrsDay 12 NOvEmbEr 2009: 7.30pmUnmissable! a dynamic pairing of works, conducted by the distinguished and internationally-fêted Yakov Kreizberg. ingrid Fliter is sure to astound with her verve and style in Beethoven’s First Piano Concerto and Shostakovich’s eleventh Symphony is a powerful, violent, but moving score.

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RSNO Christmas ConcertTUEsDay 15 DEcEmbEr 2009: 7.30pmCelebrate the wonder of Christmas with the rSno! Conducted and presented by the irrepressible Christopher Bell, this jam-packed concert includes Christmas classics, singalong carols and, of course, the magical family film, the Snowman, narrated by a special star guest and accompanied by Howard Blake’s timeless music.

“nothing else comes near to beating this recipe for seasonal music and fun” (THe CoUrier)

“Christopher Bell wisecracked, cajoled and danced…energising the audience at every turn” (THe Herald)

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a Roman Spectacular!WEDNEsDay 24 FEbrUary 2010: 7.30pmThe exceptional russian pianist nikolai lugansky returns to Scotland to play Beethoven’s dynamic Third Piano Concerto. The packed programme also includes Berlioz’ extrovert showpiece roman Carnival overture, another opportunity to hear the first part of Guillaume Connesson’s exciting Cosmic triptych, and respighi’s mighty tone poem, Pines of Rome.

Berlioz roman Carnival overtureBeethoven Piano Concerto no3Connesson a Glimmer in the age of darknessRespighi Pines of rome

Stéphane Denève (CondUCTor)Nikolai Lugansky (Piano)

Pines of Rome, from respighi’s Roman trilogy, is an orchestral tour de force which paints four scenes from the eternal City. The massive orchestra is supplemented by a battery of percussion including harp, piano, organ, bells, celeste and, at the climax, six ancient roman war-trumpets.

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The Great Concertos: mozart Clarinet ConcertoThUrsDay 15 april 2010: 7.30pmone of the best loved classical works forms the centrepiece of an extraordinary mix of exhilarating music: Mozart’s incredibly popular Clarinet Concerto, which was famously used as the theme to Out of africa. Then, two musical tributes by one composer to another: Brahms’ delightful set of Haydn variations, before the programme returns full-circle with Hindemith’s brilliant and exciting homage to Weber.

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MeeT THe rSnoFormed in 1891, the royal Scottish national orchestra is one of europe’s leading orchestras. The eighty-two full-time musicians perform across Scotland and internationally and have a very busy schedule of recordings, education and community programmes. The rSno is a charity and is one of Scotland’s national Performing Companies, supported by the Scottish Government.

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The royal Scottish national orchestra’s home in dundee is the Caird Hall, in the heart of the city overlooking the pedestrianised City Square. Convenient parking is available at Greenmarket and Gellatly Street. There are designated disabled parking spaces in Crichton Street, Castle Street and Shore Terrace. The Underground Garage, Crichton Street dd1 3aJ is open for selected concerts from 6pm. Tickets are available to purchase from dundee City Box office Tel 01382 434 940.

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30 years of young voicesTHe 09:10 SeaSon FUndraiSinG aPPeal

During the 09:10 Season the RSNO annual appeal will celebrate the 30th anniversary of the RSNO junior Chorus.

For 30 years the rSno Junior Chorus has been a beloved part of Scotland’s musical life, creating unforgettable musical memories for thousands of children, and providing them with the priceless opportunity to work alongside one of europe’s finest orchestras.

Generations have already benefited from the expert training and experience of performance and recording that being a member of the rSno Junior Chorus provides. every Monday evening the rSno Centre is a hive of activity as over 250 children make music together, growing audibly in confidence and skill as the weeks go by. Whatever else they go on to do in their lives, they will always have music.

THE GIFT OF SINGING

Many people these days opt to donate back to the rSno some of the great savings they make through being a subscriber. in this special anniversary year you can help us to bring the gift of singing to future generations of Scottish children. Please make a donation as we seek to expand and enrich the opportunities we provide for the rSno Junior Chorus.

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rSno in Kelvingrove KG Fri 4 sept 2009: 8pm KG sat 5 sept 2009: 8pm

Hollywood Classics G Thu 10 sept 2009

Classic Bites G sat 26 sept 2009: 6pm

Season opener: arabian nights a Thu 1 Oct 2009 E Fri 2 Oct 2009g G sat 3 Oct 2009

The Best of all Possible Worlds D Thu 8 Oct 2009 E Fri 9 Oct 2009 G sat 10 Oct 2009

angelic Memories E Fri 16 Oct 2009 G sat 17 Oct 2009

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naked Classics: The Planets G Thu 29 Oct 2009 E Fri 30 Oct 2009

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Shostakovich 11 D Thu 12 Nov 2009 E Fri 13 Nov 2009 G sat 14 Nov 2009

romantic rachmaninov E Fri 20 Nov 2009 G sat 21 Nov 2009

Macdonald Conducts L Wed 25 Nov 2009 I Thu 26 Nov 2009

a St andrew’s Party G sat 28 Nov 2009

Sir roger norrington Conducts E Fri 4 Dec 2009 G sat 5 Dec 2009 Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto E Fri 11 Dec 2009 G sat 12 Dec 2009

The rSno Christmas Concert D Tue 15 Dec 2009 * a Wed 16 Dec 2009 E Fri 18 Dec 2009 * G sat 19 Dec 2009: 3pm * G sat 19 Dec 2009: 7.30pm

rSno Big Band Christmas Party G Thu 17 Dec 2009 a mon 21 Dec 2009

Handel’s Messiah G sat 2 Jan 2010: 3pm

Viennese Gala Concert G sun 3 Jan 2010 E mon 4 Jan 2010 Df Tue 5 Jan 2010

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Fauré requiem E Fri 15 Jan 2010

Sir andrew davis and John lill E Fri 22 Jan 2010 G sat 23 Jan 2010

Peer Gynt and Tchaikovsky 5 a Thu 28 Jan 2010 E Fri 29 Jan 2010 G sat 30 Jan 2010

Järvi Conducts Tristan and isolde P Thu 18 Feb 2010 E Fri 19 Feb 2010 G sat 20 Feb 2010

a roman Spectacular! D Wed 24 Feb 2010 G Thu 25 Feb 2010

denève Conducts Mahler 6 G Thu 11 mar 2010 E Fri 12 mar 2010 Pure Vaughan Williams G Thu 25 mar 2010 E Fri 26 mar 2010

a little Knight Music! a Fri 9 apr 2010 G sat 10 apr 2010

Mozart Clarinet Concerto D Thu 15 apr 2010 G sat 17 apr 2010

naked Classics: Shostakovich 5 E Fri 23 apr 2010 G sat 24 apr 2010

Britten’s War requiem E Fri 30 apr 2010 G sat 1 may 2010

elgar Cello Concerto a Thu 13 may 2010 E Fri 14 may 2010 G sat 15 may 2010

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