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The child prodigy, Mozart
Enjoy the celebrations of human fortitude with Mozart’s double Piano Concerto – performed by brothers Lucas and Arthur Jussen.
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Ravel - Piano Concerto
In this performance from the Nobel Prize Concert in 2009, the legendary pianist Martha Argerich offers her own memorable interpretation of this masterpiece
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Breathtaking Rhapsody in Blue
This music marks an important shift in the history of American music, standing as a monumental example of early modernist attempts to bring the jazz and blues music into the concert hall
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Indulge in Debussy's enchanting performance and dream away
Legendary pianist Menahem Pressler celebrates his 90th birthday in fine style with a performance of Debussy's iconic Clair de Lune
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Rachmaninoff’s Symphony in its Absolute Glory
Sergei Rachmaninoff‘s celebrated second symphony is given the royal treatment it deserves as it is performed here unabridged by Antonio Pappano.
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Mahler's 'Titan'
Harding takes the podium to conduct Mahler’s Symphony no. 1. Listen carefully to the third movement to hear a variation of "Frère Jacques" played by the double bass soloist.
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Chopin Piano Concerto
The pairing of pianist Daniel Barenboim and Andris Nelsons is the perfect way to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Chopin
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From Conflict Comes Beauty
Celebrated conductor Andris Nelsons takes the podium for a trio of powerful and reflective pieces, featuring a masterful performance from oboist Alexei Ogrintchouk.
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A Piano Celebration
Enjoy the two masters; conductor Zubin Mehta and pianist Daniel Barenboim in what would come to be an elegy for Eliott Carter who passed away just days before the concert.
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Beethoven's cherished work
Beethoven’s genius is on full display as Iván Fischer conducts 'Eroica' as well as his 4th for this installment of the remarkable Beethoven cycle.
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An Outstanding Opening Night
Alain Altinoglu and the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra launch into the 2022-2023 concert season with Bernstein and Adams.
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Wild and Stormy Nights
Nathalie Stutzmann transports you to a dusky, foreboding realm, where hope and light are at perpetual odd with fierce storms and undulating shadows.
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Spectral Reflections with Hannigan
Payare is joined by soprano Hannigan in a diverse program crested by a performance of Berlioz’s Symphonie fantastique.
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Blomstedt Explores Darkness and Light
A performance driven by a transformative energy where we explore Honegger's third as well as Brahms' fourth and final symphony.
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Revolution! Czech Phil Commemorates Freedom
Smetana's sweeping Ma Vlast (My Homeland) ushers commemoration of the Velvet Revolution in this impassioned performance.
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Igudesman & Joo: A Historical and Hysterical Guide to the Orchestra
A lively and comical look at classical music in a series of concerts where humor and pageantry collide in a virtuosic musical wrestling match.
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A night of Russian Storytelling
Semyon Bychkov is joined by Uzbek pianist Behzod Abduraimov in this double-bill of modern Russian classics.
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