Symphony Orchestra of India
Alpesh Chauhan, conductor
Zakir Hussain, tabla
Niladri Kumar , sitar
Rakesh Chaurasia , bansuri
Strauss Rosenkavalier Suite
Hussain Triple Concerto (European premiere)
Stravinsky Petrushka (1947)
The Symphony Orchestra of India performs at Cadogan Hall after its visit in February 2019. The first of this pair of concerts at Cadogan Hall will be conducted by the brilliant young British conductor of Indian descent Alpesh Chauhan.
The concert begins with a suite of orchestral music from Richard Strauss’ opulent opera Der Rosenkavalier and the concert will end with one of the great 20th-century masterpieces by Stravinsky with its surging rhythms and vivid colours, Petrushka.
The concert will also feature perhaps the greatest musician in the Indian classical tradition, the tabla player Zakir Hussain. Together with Niladri Kumar on sitar and Rakesh Chaurasia on bansuri, he will perform a work commissioned especially for this tour, his exciting Triple Concerto.
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