2024 11 29 Pepe Romero & Christoph Eschenbach

Part of the proceeds will be donated to charities

Fri. 29 November 2024 20:30

Megaron – The Athens Concert Hall
Christos Lambrakis Hall

The Spaniard Pepe Romero is one of the most recognizable and influential ambassadors of the classical guitar, and one of those gifted artists who are able to communicate the most elevated aspects of their art to the simple man in a direct and profound way. His contributions as a performer, a recording artist and a teacher are invaluable, while his performance of the Conceirto Aranjuez, a truly iconic cornerstone of the guitar repertoire, inevitably attracts interest. As, indeed, does the new work which the outstanding composer and pianist Achilleas Gouastor has written in honour of Christoph Eschenbach, who will be conducting tonight's concert. The legendary maestro has consistently shown his appreciation for the Athens State Orchestra—an appreciation the ASO continues to reciprocate, as does our audience, through its steadfast devotion to his always-profound interpretive approaches.

19:30, free introductory speech for ticket holders

Event Programme

JOAQUlN RODRIGO

(1901–1999)

Concierto “de Aranjuez” for guitar and orchestra

HECTOR BERLIOZ

(1803–1869)

Symphonie Fantastique, Op. 14

ACHILLEAS WASTOR

(b. 1973)

Photo Album for Orchestra, dedicated to Christoph Eschenbach

Event Programme

Featuring

CONDUCTOR

Christoph Eschenbach

SOLOIST

Pepe Romero, guitar

Featuring

CONDUCTOR

Christoph Eschenbach

SOLOIST

Pepe Romero, guitar

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