Britten/Rachmaninov 3
an intense programme driven by emotion, melancholy, and sheer power – Simone Lamsma shines in Britten, with Bacewicz’s fiery energy setting the stage for the melancholy of Rachmaninov
an intense programme driven by emotion, melancholy, and sheer power – Simone Lamsma shines in Britten, with Bacewicz’s fiery energy setting the stage for the melancholy of Rachmaninov
an intense programme driven by emotion, melancholy, and sheer power – Simone Lamsma shines in Britten, with Bacewicz’s fiery energy setting the stage for the melancholy of Rachmaninov
an intense programme driven by emotion, melancholy, and sheer power – Simone Lamsma shines in Britten, with Bacewicz’s fiery energy setting the stage for the melancholy of Rachmaninov
celebrating Beethoven Year 2027 in four unique double-bill concerts: #3 Boris Giltburg performs Beethoven’s most imaginative sonatas, which the orchestra mirrors with Brahms’s warm, pastoral romanticism
celebrating Beethoven Year 2027 in four unique double-bill concerts: #4 Boris Giltburg performs Beethoven’s radical, visionary final sonata, which the orchestra mirrors with Szymanowski’s overwhelming, monumental power
from ominous, thundering lows to feather-light romance: a breathtaking musical triumph bursting with raw passion, tenderness – and tragedy
from ominous, thundering lows to feather-light romance: a breathtaking musical triumph bursting with raw passion, tenderness – and tragedy