Carnival of the Musicians - Igudesman & Joo
When Aleksey Igudesman and Hyung-ki Joo come onto stage, you can be sure there will be lots of laughter.
Carnival of the Musicians - Igudesman & Joo feat. Vienna Symphonics © Julia Wesely
Carnival of the Musicians - Igudesman & Joo feat. Vienna Symphonics © ORF / Only Hands Small OG / Bernhard Rausch
Carnival of the Musicians - Igudesman & Joo feat. Vienna Symphonics © ORF / Only Hands Small OG / Bernhard Rausch
Upbeat is the follow-up to their highly successful show, BIG Nightmare Music and takes us on a stormy journey through all imaginable genres. From Ravel to hip hop, from classical music to pop, they master it all. Together with Vienna Symphonic Orchestra, the two universal artists Igudesman & Joo show again that humour and virtuosity are by no means mutually exclusive.
Duration 86 minutes
Production year 2018
Director Sebastian Leitner
Soloist Aleksey Igudesman(Violin) and Hyung-ki Joo (Piano)
Orchestra / Band The Vienna Volksoper Orchestra
Producer ORF and Music Traveler
Assoc. Producer ORF-Enterprise
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