Vienna-based composers and their symphonies on tonight’s “Evening Concert”
That would be Beethoven, his "1st Symphony" and Bruckner, his "7th Symphony" from the New York Philharmonic.
“Hebraic Rhapsody” for Cello and Orchestra and a “7th Symphony” from Milwaukee
Susan Babini is the soloist for the "Rhapsody"; Music Director Edo de Waart conducts...
Riccardo Muti conducts the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in Beethoven’s 7th Symphony
Beethoven's 7th Symphony dates from 1811-12. It is noted by contemporaries that Beethoven is said to have remarked (paraphrased) that it was one of his best works.[It is!]
Tonight’s “Evening Concert”: “The “New York Philharmonic This Week”: Mahler’s 7th Symphony
Mahler's 7th dates from 1904 to 1905.
Bach Cantatas nos. 191, 34, & 29 on tonight’s “Evening Concert”
as played by the Cleveland Orchestra plus guests.