Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra with The Pines Of Rome and Manfred Honeck

Jun 18, 2023 at 2:30 PM · Heinz Hall, Pittsburgh, PA Heinz Hall, Pittsburgh, PA

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Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra

48 concerts

Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1896 and reestablished in 1927, is a leading U.S. symphony known for major conductors and a revived recording legacy under Manfred Honeck, including a Grammy-nominated 2019 album Bruckner: Symphony No. 9.

The Pines Of Rome

10 concerts

"The Pines of Rome" is a celebrated symphonic poem by Italian composer Ottorino Respighi, born in Bologna. This orchestral masterpiece, part of his Roman Trilogy, vividly portrays scenes of Rome with colorful orchestration, blending classical and modern styles. Known for incorporating elements like Gregorian chant, it stands as one of his most performed works, earning international acclaim.

Manfred Honeck

Austrian conductor Manfred Honeck (born in Nenzing) has led the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra since 2008, specializing in late Romantic repertory. His Bruckner: Symphony No. 9 album (2019) with Pittsburgh earned a Grammy nomination.