I Concerti del Lingotto. Die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen | Tarmo Peltokoski | Vilde Frang

Venue: Auditorium Giovanni Agnelli. Address: Via Nizza 280 From the performers to the repertoire, the evening finds its centre of gravity in the dialogue between past and present, between old and new generations. Opening the programme is a world premiere: a commission from Lingotto Musica and Die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie entrusted to Giovanni Sollima, internationally renowned cellist and one of the most performed Italian composers in the world. The piece, written to mark the two hundredth anniversary of Beethoven’s death, is entrusted to the Finnish Tarmo Peltokoski: conductor and composer, at the age of 26 he has already collaborated with respected ensembles such as the Rotterdam Philharmonic and the Kammerphilharmonie itself, which he returns to conduct for his Turin debut. This is followed by Schumann’s rare Concerto for violin and orchestra - a work long forgotten and rediscovered only in the thirties of the twentieth century - in the performance of Norwegian violinist Vilde Frang: trained under Anne-Sophie Mutter, she perfected her art in contact with great performers such as Mariss Jansons and Mitsuko Uchida. Closing the concert is Mendelssohn’s Fifth Symphony, The Reformation, built on famous Lutheran chorales,