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Since the 2002 FINAL FANTASY inaugural concert in Japan, Distant Worlds has become a global phenomenon - connecting video gamers young and old through the power of music. Under the direction of Arnie Roth, the MPO pays homage to the music of legendary composer Nobuo Uematsu and over 30 years of FINAL FANTASY games!

The turbulent era of the first and second world wars inspired works of remarkable beauty and even unveiled optimism. Prokofiev’s Classical Symphony sparkles while Korngold’s violin concerto conjures the golden era of Hollywood - performed here by magnetic Ryu Goto. The fateful 1st Symphony of Shostakovich anchors the programme - both a mirror and prophecy for the 20th century.

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Mahler 9 stands out as a hauntingly beautiful ode to life, even in the face of darkness. Along with his signature dramatic lyricism, the work is imbued with fragile joy. With this Mahler bids adieu to the romantic ideal of artist as hero, quoting from his own Kindertotenlieder “The Day is beautiful”. Mark Wigglesworth conducts.

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In 1928, the “Schubert Centennial Contest” awarded $10,000 to Kurt Atterberg for his winning 6th Symphony… thus earning the nickname “Dollar Symphony”. Maestro Junichi Hirokami introduces Russian-influenced Akutagawa's Triptyque, and conjures a quintessential “Morning Mood” with one of the most popular works of all time - Grieg’s picturesque Peer Gynt Suites.

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Fairy tale fans know what happens when a princess kisses a frog, but what if a toad wishes to be a dancer? Find out in this musical tale of princes, dancers and toads! Featuring ballet favorites Swan Lake, Nutcracker, and Sleeping Beauty presented by conductor Jessica Gethin and the MPO. May all your dreams come true!

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Mutual admiration and rivalry between Ravel and Debussy produced some of the most atmospheric pieces ever written. Maestro Hans Graf takes us on a tour of masterworks from the most influential French composers, seen through the distinct lens of Impressionism. Experience the lush sounds of Ravel’s ballet Mother Goose and the spellbinding Debussy Images.

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The MPO's tribute to movie music continues with yet another Academy Award-winning composer, James Horner. Famous for his use of Celtic and electronic music, Horner’s scores include some of the highest-grossing films of all time. Close your eyes as the MPO and conductor Anthony Weeden transport you to the sets of Star Trek, Titanic and Avatar!

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“Like a voice of nature!”, declared Mahler of his Titan Symphony. A plethora of featured forest sounds proved controversial for early audiences, but music lovers have long since embraced Mahler’s most optimistic symphony. A universal experience, evoking man and nature in the cosmos. Making her DFP debut, violinist Grace Clifford performs the enduringly popular Mendelssohn concerto.

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Frombuzzy bees to enormous elephants, expect to meet exotic creatures on thissafari adventure! Alasdair Malloy and the MPO are up to their ears in animalantics - Disney favourites, waltzing cats and even wild bears will keep youmesmerized. Dress up as your favourite animal or bring a cuddly toy to join thefun!

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Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra
Gerard Salonga, conductor

Hollywoodmovie fun continues with a screening of the very first Indiana Jones film -accompanied here by the MPO ‘live’ in concert! Relive your favourite moments ofthis action-packed adventure and hum the tune of the famously catchy Raider’sMarch. Maestro Gerard Salonga conducts the Oscar® nominated film score by John Williams.

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Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra
Jane Glover, conductor
Gunther Rost, organ

MOZART Symphony No. 36 “Linz”
HAYDN Organ Concerto Hob. XVIII:5 C major
HANDEL Organ Concerto Op. 7/1
MOZART Symphony No. 31 “Paris”

Don’t miss this rare chance to hear the glorious sounds of DFP’s Klais Pipe Organ accompanied by the MPO! Famed organist Gunther Rost performs concertos by Haydn and Handel, two jewels of the genre. Conductor Jane Glover evokes the dazzling elegance of the classical era with Mozart’s beloved Linz and Paris Symphonies. 

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SAT 7 DEC2019  8:30PM
SUN 8 DEC 2019 3:00PM

MalaysianPhilharmonic Orchestra
Dirk Brossé, conductor
Annelien van Wauwe, clarinet

ADAMS
Chairman Dances

GLASS
Akhnaten: The City –Dance

BROSSÉ
War Concerto

GLASS
Symphony No. 1 “Low”

World eventsand pop culture find their way into our collective memory through music. Glassapplies his trademark minimalism to David Bowie’s songs in “Low” Symphony,while Adams imagines a foxtrot for Chairman and Madame Mao. Conductor-composerDirk Brossé presents his War Concerto - a musical condemnation of war featuringthe clarinet’s voice of hope.

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FRI 13 DEC 2019 8:30PM
SAT 14 DEC 2019 8:30PM

Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra
Malaysian Philharmonic Youth Orchestra
Dirk Brossé, conductor

Luke, Leia, and Darth Vader! These unforgettable characters come alive under the epic score of John Williams. Long after the 1977 release of the very first Star Wars movie, his compelling music makes its symphonic home in the concert hall. Conductor Dirk Brossé presents this Star Wars spectacular.
May the Force be with you!

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