Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra presents Beethoven’s early music from the 18th century
Monday, 09 Mar 2020 10:26 AM MYTGerman-South Korean violinist, Clara-Jumi Kang, will be performing at ‘The Early Symphonies’ concert February 13, 2010. — Picture courtesy of Malaysia Philharmonic Orchestra
The repertoire also includes his Romance No 1 and 2, the works that exude classical poise and elegance. The concert will close with his Symphony No. 2, the music that vows to leave the audience surprised, thrilled and amazed.Performing together with the MPO will be German-South Korean violinist, Clara-Jumi Kang.
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