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Welcome to the official performer page for Harth-Bedoya & Hadelich: A Grand Finale. This coalesces the artistry of conductor Miguel Harth-Bedoya and violinist Augustin Hadelich in a powerful, program-spanning recital and symphonic experience. Read on for a detailed biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information. We’ve got you covered on all the essentials, including venue specifics and how to secure your seats when they’re available.

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Biography highlights

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Documented collaborators

  • Miguel Harth-Bedoya: A renowned Peruvian-born conductor hailed for his energetic, thoughtful interpretations and long-standing tenure with major orchestras. His programs often emphasize global repertoire and living composers, making collaboration with top soloists like Augustin Hadelich a natural fit.
  • Augustin Hadelich: An acclaimed violinist celebrated for his lyrical tone, technical mastery, and insightful interpretive choices. Hadelich has earned multiple Grammy nominations and is prominent on international stages and major concert installations.

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Repertoire at a glance

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

  • Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4 – a dramatic, sweeping score highlighting orchestral color and emotional depth.
  • Dvořák Violin Concerto – a cornerstone of the violin repertoire featured by an exemplary soloist.
  • World premiere: Victor Agudelo’s Rabu de paja – a contemporary work showcased in this collaboration.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Harth-Bedoya & Hadelich: A Grand Finale

  • Conductor: Miguel Harth-Bedoya; Violin soloist: Augustin Hadelich.
  • Repertoire: Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4; Dvořák Violin Concerto; World premiere of Victor Agudelo’s Rabu de paja.
  • Venue/date: Bass Performance Hall, Fort Worth, TX; June 9, 2021 (City: Fort Worth, Texas, USA).
  • Tickets status: Page indicates online ticketing not available at that moment.

The records

Harth-Bedoya & Hadelich: A Grand Finale Discography

  • Inca Trail Connections
    2021 · Naxos
  • Journeys: Orchestral Music from Five Continents
    2021 · Naxos
  • Ginastera: Harp Concerto Op. 25; Variaciones Concertantes
    2019 · LAWO Classics
  • Symphonic Canvas — Jimmy López Bellido
    2019 · MSR Classics
  • Prokofiev: Piano Concertos Nos. 1, 3 & 4
    2019 · Harmonia Mundi
  • Pictures at an Exhibition & Cinderella
    2018 · FWSO Live
  • Variations Over Variations
    2017 · Aurora
  • Celso Garrido-Lecca: Orchestral Works
    2016 · Naxos
  • New South American Discoveries
    2016 · Harmonia Mundi USA
  • Inca Trail Connections
    2021 · Naxos
  • American Road Trip
    2024 · Warner Classics
  • Recuerdos
    2022 · Warner Classics
  • Bach - Sonatas & Partitas
    2021 · Warner Classics
  • Bohemian Tales
    2020 · Warner Classics
  • Paganini - 24 Caprices
    2018 · Warner Classics
  • David Lang - Mystery Sonatas
    2014 · Cantaloupe Music
  • Dutilleux - Violin Concerto 'L'arbre des songes'
    2016 · Seattle Symphony Media

Biography highlights

  • Miguel Harth-Bedoya: A renowned Peruvian-born conductor hailed for his energetic, thoughtful interpretations and long-standing tenure with major orchestras. His programs often emphasize global repertoire and living composers, making collaboration with top soloists like Augustin Hadelich a natural fit.
  • Augustin Hadelich: An acclaimed violinist celebrated for his lyrical tone, technical mastery, and insightful interpretive choices. Hadelich has earned multiple Grammy nominations and is prominent on international stages and major concert installations.

Repertoire at a glance

  • Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4 – a dramatic, sweeping score highlighting orchestral color and emotional depth.
  • Dvořák Violin Concerto – a cornerstone of the violin repertoire featured by an exemplary soloist.
  • World premiere: Victor Agudelo’s Rabu de paja – a contemporary work showcased in this collaboration.

Venue and date

  • Bass Performance Hall, Fort Worth, TX — a premier cultural venue in Fort Worth known for its architectural beauty and exceptional acoustics.
  • Date: June 9, 2021 — city: Fort Worth, Texas, USA.

Upcoming tour information

  • Dates and venues are being scheduled; we’ll post confirmed performances as soon as details are available. If you’d like to stay informed, consider subscribing for updates or following the artists’ official channels.

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Venue details

  • Bass Performance Hall — 535 Commerce St, Fort Worth, TX 76102. Known for excellent sightlines, ornate architecture, and premier acoustics suitable for orchestral and chamber works.
  • Nearby amenities: on-site concessions, accessible seating options, parking garages nearby, and downtown Fort Worth dining options.

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