MSO: Chopin & Beethoven

It would be Beethoven’s best balancing act.

Rather than elevating a single soloist, his Triple Concerto brings piano, violin, and cello together as equal partners, transforming individual virtuosity into collaboration and creating a work of camaraderie and collective joy.

This musical conversation comes alive through Cybec Assistant Conductor Daniel Corvaia, Concertmaster Natalie Chee, Australian cellist Charlotte Miles and international piano star Alexandra Dariescu.

Alexandra also joins the Orchestra for Chopin's Piano Concerto No.2. At its heart lies a deeply tender second movement, exquisitely melodic, while the spirited finale brings the work to a charming, dance-like close.

Program:
Chopin Piano Concerto No.2
Beethoven Triple Concerto

Featuring:
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
Daniel Corvaia^ conductor
Alexandra Dariescu piano
Natalie Chee violin
Charlotte Miles cello
^Cybec Assistant Conductor

Presented by: Frankston Arts Centre and Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

We are excited to offer a Pre-Show Dining Experience for you to enjoy before your MSO experience.

Treat yourself to a 2-course dinner curated by our talented Head Chef and team. Hosted in an exclusive VIP area, we await you with a glass of premium wine, boutique beer or soft drink on arrival to set the night off to a great start. Dinner to be served promptly at 5.30pm.

With a menu showcasing seasonal local ingredients and flavours, relax and spend time with family and friends before heading into the theatre.

Tickets $65

*Dining bookings must be pre-booked at least 4 days prior to the event.

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Join us at 6:45pm in the front stalls in the theatre, where a member of the MSO will offer an insightful introduction to the evening's program. Please note that following the presentation, all patrons will need to briefly exit the theatre while it is reset, before re-entering and having their tickets scanned for their allocated seats.