Immerse yourself in the cinematic journey of Alistair Coleman, Bernstein, Eric Nathan and more, a powerful concert film capturing every beat, note, and emotion of the live performance. Explore high-quality footage, complete setlists, featured artist moments, and behind-the-scenes stories that bring the concert experience to life. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a curious viewer, this is your backstage pass to one of the most unforgettable music events ever filmed.
Get ready for a mesmerizing concert film that brings together some of the most inspiring voices in contemporary music. At its heart is American cellist Zlatomir Fung—who in 2019 rewrote history by becoming the youngest ever First Prize winner at the International Tchaikovsky Competition’s Cello Division. Commended by the Chicago Classical Review for his “warmly expressive” tone, Fung has delivered unforgettable debuts with the New York Philharmonic and Cleveland Orchestra, and spent a season as the artist‑in‑residence with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. In this film, he partners with the visionary Alistair Coleman, the legendary Leonard Bernstein, and the creative Eric Nathan to present a program that explores the depths of American, African‑American, and contemporary classical repertoire. **Program Highlights** * **Charles Ives (1874‑1954)** – “The Collection,” “In the Alley,” “Memories” (a. Very Pleasant, b. Rather Sad), and “Two Little Flowers,” all performed for cello and piano. * **Florence Price (1887‑1953)** – “Adoration” and “Elfentanz,” each a resonant portrait of her pioneering spirit, performed again for cello and piano. * **Zlatomir Fung (b. 1999)** – “Eulogy,” presented in its European première. * **John Harbison (b. 1938)** – “Abu Ghraib,” a powerful, evocative interlude. * **Alistair Coleman (b. 1998)** – “Continuo,” a compelling solo cello exploration. * **Bernard Herrmann (1911‑1975)** – “Scène d’amour” from *Vertigo* (arranged for cello and piano by Zlatomir Fung). * **Eric Nathan (b. 1983)** – “Missing Words III – III. Straussmanöver (Ostrich‑Maneuver).” * **Leonard Bernstein (1918‑1990)** – “Three Meditations from Mass,” a stirring culmination that honors the maestro’s legacy. Experience this exceptional blend of past and present, exhibiting the profound lyricism of Ives, Price, Herrmann, and Bernstein, while celebrating the fearless modernity of Fung, Coleman, and Nathan. Don't miss the chance to watch this unique concert film—click **Details & tickets** to secure your spot and immerse yourself in a concert experience that redefines what a performance can be.
May 02, 2026
London, United Kingdom
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