Davies Symphony Hall - San Francisco
Radio City Music Hall - New York
Kennedy Center Concert Hall - Washington
Severance Hall - Cleveland
Radio City Music Hall - New York
Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall - Portland
Lillian S. Wells Hall at The Parker - Fort Lauderdale
Davies Symphony Hall - San Francisco
Mohegan Sun Arena - CT - Uncasville
Stuart C. Siegel Center - Richmond
Tennessee Performing Arts Center - Andrew Jackson Hall - Nashville
Boettcher Concert Hall - Denver
Dell Hall at Long Center For The Performing Arts - Austin
Walsh Gymnasium - South Orange
Boston Symphony Hall - Boston
Western Hall - Macomb
Devos Hall - Grand Rapids
Carnegie Hall - Joan & Sanford I. Weill Recital Hall - New York
Atlanta Symphony Hall - Atlanta
Alice Tully Hall At Lincoln Center - New York
Procter & Gamble Hall at Aronoff Center - Cincinnati
Boston Symphony Hall - Boston
Uihlein Hall at Marcus Center For The Performing Arts - Milwaukee
Kennedy Center Concert Hall - Washington
Ocean City Music Pier - Ocean City
Southam Hall at National Arts Centre - Ottawa
Walt Disney Concert Hall - Los Angeles
Atlanta Symphony Hall - Atlanta
Alice Tully Hall At Lincoln Center - New York
Barbara B Mann Performing Arts Hall - Fort Myers
Radio City Music Hall - New York
Richmond International Raceway - Richmond
Severance Hall - Cleveland
Meymandi Concert Hall At Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts - Raleigh
Jacoby Symphony Hall at Times Union Ctr Perf Arts - Jacksonville
Entertainment Hall At Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort - Mount Pleasant
Lillian S. Wells Hall at The Parker - Fort Lauderdale
Silva Concert Hall at Hult Center For The Performing Arts - Eugene
Century II Concert Hall At Century II Performing Arts & Convention Center - Wichita
Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall - Portland
Jones Hall for the Performing Arts - Houston
Walt Disney Concert Hall - Los Angeles
Thrivent Financial Hall At Fox Cities Performing Arts Center - Appleton
Alice Tully Hall At Lincoln Center - New York
Wilkinson Hall - IN - Bloomington
Davies Symphony Hall - San Francisco
Radio City Music Hall - New York
Severance Hall - Cleveland
Radio City Music Hall - New York
Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall - Portland
Davies Symphony Hall - San Francisco
Mohegan Sun Arena - CT - Uncasville
Stuart C. Siegel Center - Richmond
Davies Symphony Hall - San Francisco
Thelma Gaylord PAT At Civic Center Music Hall - Oklahoma City
Boettcher Concert Hall - Denver
Walsh Gymnasium - South Orange
Devos Hall - Grand Rapids
Atlanta Symphony Hall - Atlanta
Finneran Pavilion - Villanova
Alice Tully Hall At Lincoln Center - New York
Davies Symphony Hall - San Francisco
Whitney Hall at The Kentucky Center - Louisville
Jacoby Symphony Hall at Times Union Ctr Perf Arts - Jacksonville
Benaroya Hall - S. Mark Taper Foundation Auditorium - Seattle
Alumni Hall - RI - Providence
Segerstrom Center For The Arts - Segerstrom Hall - Costa Mesa
Davies Symphony Hall - San Francisco
Benaroya Hall - S. Mark Taper Foundation Auditorium - Seattle
Virginia Credit Union LIVE! at Richmond Raceway - Richmond
Classical music has never lost its popularity. Over the years, it only becomes more interesting and relevant, including for young people. Concerts of classical works are in great demand all over the world. If we talk about concerts where the works of the composer Ravel are performed, then the audience welcomes them especially warmly and looks forward to them. In 2021 and 2022, a number of concerts are planned in North America, where the best works of the classic will be performed. So, a number of concerts will be played by the Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra. The musicians will perform works by Ravel and Mozart. In Houston, the works of the classic will be performed by Matthias Pintscher and Helene Grimaud. In Boston, the works of the great musician will be performed by Thomas Ades. It should be noted that Thomas is considered by many to be one of the best musicians today. Critics say that it is he who "feels" Ravel's works. David Danzmayr and John Adams will also perform classical works at concerts in 2022. Music critics write in their articles that they are pleased with the increased public interest in classical concerts in the last few years.
The planned concerts will feature the best works of the famous composer, such as Gaspard De La Nuit, Miroirs, Rapsodie Espagnole, La Valse and other works. There are a lot of albums released in the world performed by pianists and orchestras from many countries who perform Ravel's works. The perception of the composer's music always changes depending on the pianist, or the concert. However, what remains unchanged is that the works of the classic make the listener experience a lot of different emotions.
At the moment, it is known that concerts will be held in Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, Houston, Portland and other cities, the list of which is constantly being updated.
It is possible to buy a ticket for a classical music concert at a price of $ 150. The price depends on the venue of the concert. In some cities, the cost may be much lower.
The concert lasts approximately two hours without taking into account the intermission time.
Ravel Bio
The talent of the French composer Maurice Ravel became a symbol of the 20th century and gave impetus to the creative development of many musicians of the new era. He is often called not only a composer, but also a reformer. Critics are sure that his work greatly influenced European music. The composer swarmed in 1875. The talented young man studied at the Paris Conservatory, from which he was expelled, then restored again. The gifted student is taken under his care by the famous composer Gabriel Faure, under whose influence Ravel's talent begins to unfold. Another famous composer, Andre Gedalge, gives Maris private lessons in counterpoint. However, the unique style of music and the independence of Maurice's judgments are not understood at the conservatory. Maurice was expelled again, and this time for good. The composer's work was very unusual and was gaining popularity among the people. At the same time, classical musicians turned against him and even called his work "anti-musical". Soon the composer became one of the most famous musicians in France, he was called the most progressive. In 1933, Ravel, having been in a car accident, received a head injury. Severe neurological disease did not allow him to continue working. In the last four years of his life, the composer has not written a single line. On December 28, 1937, after brain surgery, he died.