An all-Beethoven concert from the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Christian Tetzlaff is featured in the "Violin Concerto" plus a really famous symphony!
The Evening Concert
7-9 PM Monday-Thursday & Sunday
Great performances from the great concert venues, 7 to 9 pm Monday thru Thursday, and Sunday, on WILL-FM.
Mussorgsky’s “Pictures at an Exhibition” on tonight’s “Evening Concert” from the CSO
Also on the program: Mozart's G Minor Symphony (No. 40), and concert overtures by Beethoven and Elgar.
Two Beethoven sonatas, music by Chopin, Liszt & others: “Russian Pianists” on the Evening Concert
Boris Berezovsky plays solo piano music by Beethoven and Liszt. So does Yulianna Avdeeva (different works from the ones Boris B. plays).
Plenty of Beethoven on this week’s “Evening Concert” plus Tchaikovsky, Mozart, Liszt, et. al.
Beethoven piano music from Bonn, Beethoven's "Violin Concerto " & "9th Symphony", plus Tchaikovsky's "4th", Mozart's "40th" and excerpts from Liszt's "Transcendental Etudes".
Schumann’s famous “Piano Quartet” plus music of Golijov on the “Evening Concert”
Plus lieder by Hugo Wolf; Golijov (first name Osvaldo) is an Argetinian composer born Dec. 5, 1960 . He writes what is called "polystylisitic" music.
“The New York Philharmonic at 175” on tonight’s “Evenign Concert”
Music of Beethoven, Dvorak and others.
Mozart “Haffner” Symphony and Mendelssohn’s “Violin Concerto” on the “Evening Concert”
Also on the program, Brahms' "1st Symphony", a work he (likely, accurately) claimed took him 21 years to write.
Sibelius’ “5th Symphony”, Prokofiev’s “1st Violin Concerto” featured on the “Evening Concert”
Sibelius' "5th" was commissioned by the Finnish government on the occasion of Sibelius' 50th birthday, a national holiday.
It’s “Early Music Days in Herne” from Deutsche Welle Radio on the “Evening Concert”
A "Birthday" Ode", "Funeral Sentences" and other 'early music' from the Summer 2016 Festival in Herne, Germany.
“Early Music in Herne”, “Jarvi conducts Sibelius” and more on this week’s “Evening Concert”
From Herne, Germany, music by Handel and others of the era, followed by Sibelius' "5th SYmphony" frmo Chicago, as well as concerts frmo Pittsburgh, New York City (two of them) and Charleston SC.
These programs are partially sponsored by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council Agency.
