Win Tickets to Manukau Symphony Orchestra's Vienna Masters concert Times

Outstanding international pianist Christopher Hinterhuber returns to New Zealand from Vienna to perform Brahms’ 2nd Piano Concerto with the Manukau Symphony Orchestra.
The concert is the first of the 2016 season for the MSO which steps into its 23rd year. It will also be a celebration of a 10-year recording bond between Mr Hinterhuber and MSO conductor, Professor Uwe Grodd.
Mr Hinterhuber is a professor at the University of Performing Arts in Vienna and has won several top prizes for piano competitions in Leipzig, Saarbrucken, Pretoria, Zurich and Vienna.
Some will know of his work in 2002/2003 when he was a rising star at major European concert halls and Carnegie Hall, New York.
MSO’s concert, the Vienna Masters, will showcase Brahms’ 2nd Piano Concerto, a dramatic piece intertwining raptures of the greatest love songs, with the intimacy of lullaby.
Mr Grodd has included Haydn’s Symphony No.101 known as Clock Symphony because of its ticking rhythm in the second movement and described as a joyfully musical experience.
Manukau Symphony Orchestra’s Vienna Masters concert is at 7.30pm on March 12 at the Vodafone Events Centre, Manukau. For more information email manukausymphony@xtra.org.nz.
The Times has four double passes to give away for the Manukau Symphony Orchestra’s Vienna Masters concert.
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