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Esplanade Concert Hall<\/strong><\/p>\n 28 Jan 2020 (Tu)<\/strong> Tickets: SGD48, SGD68, SGD88, SGD108<\/strong><\/p>\n Limited concessions for students, NSFs and seniors: SGD40<\/strong><\/p>\n School Special: SGD15 each For school bookings of 20 or more student tickets. Limited tickets available. Applicable to all local schools.<\/strong><\/p>\n Popular contemporary classical icon Ludovico Einaudi makes his Singapore debut at the Esplanade Concert Hall.<\/p>\n One of the most important composers of the current day, Einaudi is the \u201cworld\u2019s most streamed classical music artist\u201d (NY Times), best-known for his numerous heart-breaking and beautiful film scores, bestselling solo albums and stunning live performances. He rose to prominence when his performance on a grand piano in the Arctic as glaciers crumbled around him was captured for a Greenpeace campaign.<\/p>\n Drawing from a wide range of influences from neo-classical, ambient, folk, pop, rock and experimental forms, Einaudi presents his signature style through his highly anticipated works from his latest and most ambitious project to date, Seven Days Walking<\/em>. This project features seven albums released over seven months in 2019, inspired by a winter\u2019s walk through the Alps. The first album of the project, Seven Days Walking: Day One<\/em> became the fastest-streamed classical album of all time when it was released in Mar 2019.<\/p>\n Joined by cellist Redi Hasa and violinist and violist Federico Mecozzi, Einaudi presents an unmissable multi-sensory immersive experience enhanced by atmospheric visual projections.<\/p>\n The idea first came to me as I was listening to the recordings of the first sessions: each version seemed to me to have its own personality, with subtleties so distinct from one another that I was unable to choose which I preferred. I associated everything with walking, with the experience of following the same routes over and over, discovering new details each time.<\/strong>
8:00 PM \u2013 9:45 PM<\/strong><\/p>\n
\u2013 Ludovico Einaudi on Seven Days Walking<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n