
Beethoven, Mussorgsky, Mendelssohn and others on this week’s “Evenig Cooncert”
That would be the 4th Piano Concerto, Pictures at an Exhibition, and some of the Songs Without Words among others.
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.
That would be the 4th Piano Concerto, Pictures at an Exhibition, and some of the Songs Without Words among others.
Florence, as in Italy...summer of 1890, Tchaikovsky made a lengthy visit there...finishing the work on his return from Florence.
Kavakos plays the Bartok Romanian Folk Dances, plus a NY Philharmonic premiere of a violin concerto by a composer who passed away in 2013.
Organist Cameron Carpenter travels with his own organ. he brings it to LA to play with the Philharmonic in a World Premiere.
Gershwin travelled to Paris more than once in the 1920s; the city served as the inspiration for the famous "An American in Paris".
Schumann's 2nd is one of those works with a slight numbering confusion, as it was the third symphony completed; the first was an early version of what became the 4th Symphony, the second was published as the Symphony No. 1.
A 2nd Symphony from Milwaukee, a musical depiction of a person from the USA in Paris, a World Premier for Organ and Orchestra (!), and more.
The Belcea Quartet won the Gramophone Award for Best Debut Recording in 2001. Hear them play a late string quartet by Haydn on tonight's "Evening Concert".
Pianist Jeffrey Kahane leads the NY Philharmonic from the piano bench in two of Mozart's 20+ piano concertos.
Tonight you'll hear Esa-Pekka Salonen lead the LA Philharmonic in Beethoven's really lenghty (not one note too many, though!) 3rd Symphony.