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Welcome to the official performer page for Victor de Sabata’s Plato's Night. This page highlights the composer-conductor behind the 1923 symphonic poem La notte di Platon, its premiere in Rome, notable recordings, and a 2025 U.S. tour appearance that brings this enduring work to modern audiences. Though de Sabata did not maintain a formal social media presence, scholarly sites and publisher resources preserve his legacy. Secure your seats for upcoming engagements and explore the biographical context, discography, and performances that keep Plato’s Night alive.

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About the performer: Victor de Sabata (1892–1967) was an influential Italian conductor and composer whose orchestral works, including Plato’s Night, bridge late-Romantic idiom with early 20th-century modern sensibilities. His collaboration with orchestras and publishers helped solidify a lasting repertoire for orchestral color and dramatic pacing.

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Biographical snapshot, discography highlights, and current touring information are presented to help fans and concert-goers identify concerts, recordings, and authoritative resources. For the most current dates, refer to the venue listings and the publisher’s archives. If you’re new to Plato’s Night, note its premiere took place in Rome at the Accademia di Santa Cecilia on November 25, 1923, with de Sabata conducting. The score was published by Ricordi in the 1950s–1952 period, and a widely cited modern recording is Victor de Sabata: Orchestral Works performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra under Aldo Ceccato (Hyperion, 2001). For fans seeking deeper context, consider visiting dedicated scholarly sites such as victordesabata.it and publisher pages that document performances and editions.

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  • Upcoming tour highlight: Heinz Hall, Pittsburgh, PA — April 11–13, 2025 (Gerstein Plays Tchaikovsky).
  • Notable recordings: La notte di Platon featured on Hyperion’s Victor de Sabata: Orchestral Works, with the London Philharmonic Orchestra (Aldo Ceccato).
  • Editorial note: There is no official social media presence for Victor de Sabata; official information is maintained by dedicated sites and publisher resources. Follow the links to publisher pages and reliable archive sites for updates.

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  • La notte di Platon (The Night of Plato) is a symphonic poem for orchestra composed in 1923 by Victor de Sabata (1892–1967).
  • Premiere: first performed in Rome at the Accademia di Santa Cecilia on November 25, 1923, conducted by Sabata.
  • Publisher/edition: Ricordi; score published in the 1950s–1952 period as part of Sabata’s early orchestral works.
  • Notable recording: Victor de Sabata: Orchestral Works (Hyperion CDA67209), London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Aldo Ceccato, released April 2001; includes La notte di Platon, Gethsemani, Juventus.
  • 2025 tour/dates in the U.S.: Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra performed Plato’s Night as part of a program at Heinz Hall, Pittsburgh, PA, from April 11–13, 2025 (Gerstein Plays Tchaikovsky).
  • Social media: There is no official social media presence for Victor de Sabata; online information is maintained by dedicated sites (e.g., victordesabata.it) and publisher/label pages.

Biographical snapshot, discography highlights, and current touring information are presented to help fans and concert-goers identify concerts, recordings, and authoritative resources. For the most current dates, refer to the venue listings and the publisher’s archives. If you’re new to Plato’s Night, note its premiere took place in Rome at the Accademia di Santa Cecilia on November 25, 1923, with de Sabata conducting. The score was published by Ricordi in the 1950s–1952 period, and a widely cited modern recording is Victor de Sabata: Orchestral Works performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra under Aldo Ceccato (Hyperion, 2001). For fans seeking deeper context, consider visiting dedicated scholarly sites such as victordesabata.it and publisher pages that document performances and editions.

  • Upcoming tour highlight: Heinz Hall, Pittsburgh, PA — April 11–13, 2025 (Gerstein Plays Tchaikovsky).
  • Notable recordings: La notte di Platon featured on Hyperion’s Victor de Sabata: Orchestral Works, with the London Philharmonic Orchestra (Aldo Ceccato).
  • Editorial note: There is no official social media presence for Victor de Sabata; official information is maintained by dedicated sites and publisher resources. Follow the links to publisher pages and reliable archive sites for updates.

Social links: victordesabata.it (official project sites), Ricordi publisher (score editions), Hyperion Records (recordings).

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