Gunta GELGOTE, soprano

Latvian National symphony orchestra

Conductor Andris POGA

Two Austrians and their Fourth Symphonies. One is said to be the first true Romantic, while the other represents the decline of the era. On the one hand, Franz Schubert and his Fourth or Tragic Symphony, written in 1816, but tragically premiered only twenty years after the composer's death. On the other hand, Mahler and his Symphony no. 4, composed at the turn of the 20^th century, although, at the time, it did not receive immense appreciation. More than 100 and 200 years on, the music has conquered audiences and, on 5 February, the two composers and their Fourths will meet on the same stage under the masterful baton of Andris Poga.

A ticket to the concert is valid only with a certificate of vaccination against or recovery from Covid-19. To attend the event, you must present an ID, a personalised ticket and a valid certificate. Please make sure you arrive in a timely manner.

Throughout the concert, as well as before and after it, wearing a face mask covering mouth and nose is mandatory. Visitors who do not comply with the rules will be asked to leave the auditorium.

Supported by State Culture Capital Foundation.

Preschool-age children are not admitted to the event.

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