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Lise de la Salle
tone and phrasing” Bachtrack.com
“great purity of
Admired as a Mozartian of finesse, Lise de la Salle’s
performance of Concerto in A Major K488 with the
London Symphony Orchestra under Fabio Luisi
in June was praised by the critics: “Her playing
here was exceptional, inward, responsive and
intensely communicated, but she had plenty
in reserve for a brilliant and impressively fast
finale”classicalsource.com. She returns to London
for a recital at LSO St Lukes (Brahms and Ravel 2 Oct) and a Wigmore Hall Coffee Concert (Bach
and Liszt - 21 Dec).
In Zurich, where she has been Artist-in-Residence
at the Zurich Opera House, she continues
her Rachmaninov Concerto cycle with the
Philharmonia Zurich under Fabio Luisi.
Lynn Goldsmith
Symphonia Domestica
Having recently returned from Japan where he
conducted the NHK Symphony Orchestra, Stefan
Blunier’s schedule includes guest conducting
engagements with the Stuttgart Philharmonic
(Strauss Alpensinfonie), RTÉ National Symphony
Orchestra of Ireland, Orquestra Sinfónica do Porto
Casa da Música, Münchner Rundfunkorchester
and the Orchestre National de Bruxelles.
As Chief Conductor of the Beethoven Orchestra
Bonn, Blunier opens the season with Strauss
Symphonia Domestica (19 Sep).
Doric
String
Quartet
première
performances of John Adams “Absolute Jest” in
Vienna & Amsterdam
2014/15 sees the Doric String Quartet
championing Adams’ 2011 work for string
quartet and orchestra “Absolute Jest”.
The Quartet performs with the BBC Scottish
Symphony Orchestra/Markus Stenz (6 &
7 Nov), gives the Dutch première at the
Concertgebouw
with
the
Netherlands
Radio Philharmonic/Stenz (28 March) and
the Austrian première with John Adams
conducting the Vienna Symphony Orchestra
at the Konzerthaus (13 & 15 March).
George Garnier
In February the Doric joins forces with Andreas Haefliger for six concerts of
the Shostakovich Piano Quintet, including performances at Wigmore Hall
and Concertgebouw. Further afield the Quartet tours North America and
the Far East (Hong Kong and Taiwan).
October sees the long-awaited released of Haydn’s Op 20 Quartets on
Chandos, their first release with viola Hélène Clément.
Steven Osborne
“Electric, blazing pianism”
Robert Spano in Helsinki
The New York Times
Steven Osborne’s performances of Beethoven’s
Emperor Concerto and Schubert recital at the
Lincoln Center Mostly Mozart Festival received
a glowing review in The New York Times. He
returns to Lincoln Center in February for a recital
as part of his North American tour which also
includes Spivey Hall Atlanta and Vancouver
Recital Society.
Benjamin Ealovega
Admired for her wide-ranging interests and exploration of lesser-known
repertoire, Hanslip’s recent and forthcoming performances include the
Delius Violin Concerto, Vaughan Williams Concerto Accademico, Karl
Goldmark Concerto No 1, Adams Dharma at Big Sur, Ginastera Violin
Concerto Op 30 and Fairouz Violin Concerto ‘Al-Andalus’.
Stefan Blunier conducts Strauss
and
recitals in Tokyo and London
Chloë Hanslip’s return to the Wigmore Hall in
September is followed by a recital tour with
Danny Driver and a solo recital in Tokyo which
includes John Tavener’s “My Gaze is Ever Upon
You” for violin and tape. Concerto engagements
include the Toyko Metropolitan Symphony/
Brabbins, Bremen Philharmonic/Agrest, Duisburg
Philharmonic/Bellincampi and the Bern Symphony
Orchestra/Venzago.
This autumn sees the release of Lise de la Salle’s seventh CD for Naïve
featuring works by Schumann (Kinderszenen, Abegg Variations, Fantasie).
Alpensinfonie
Chlo Ë Hanslip
Having closed his second season as
Music Director of the Aspen Music Festival,
Robert Spano returns to Finland to conduct
Shostakovich & Rachmaninov Symphony No 2
with the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra.
Benjamin Ealovega
Following his highly admired residency at Wigmore Hall, 2014/15 follows with
a Focus on Steven Osborne at De Singel in Antwerp. The series showcases
him in two solo recitals, a performance with duo partner Alban Gerhardt
and concerts with the Royal Flemish Philharmonic/de Waart in Beethoven
Piano Concerto No 2.
Other engagements include Brahms Piano Concerto No 1 with the Royal
Stockholm Philharmonic/Oramo, Britten Piano Concerto with the Tokyo
Metropolitan Symphony/Brabbins and Mozart K595 with the Australian
Chamber Orchestra in London, Birmingham and Dublin (2, 4 & 5 October).
His most recent release, Prokofiev Violin Sonatas with Alina Ibragimova was
CD of the Month in both Gramophone and BBC Music Magazine.
With the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, where
he has been Music Director since 2001,
Spano continues to combine contemporary
works with established repertoire. The season
includes world premières by Atlanta School Angela Morriss
of Composers, Christopher Theofanidis and
Michael Gandolfi, and a third by Jonathan Leshnoff. Programmes also
include Avner Dorman’s Percussion Concerto “Spices, Perfumes, Toxins!”,
Richard Prior Symphony No 3 and Vaughan Williams Sea Symphony, his
recording of which won an earlier Grammy Award.
Elsewhere in the US Spano conducts Brahms Requiem with the Milwaukee
Symphony and Magic Flute with Houston Grand Opera. He returns to
Carnegie Hall in December for the New York première of Steven Stucky’s
opera The Classical Style, based on the book by Charles Rosen, which
Spano premiered in June at the Ojai Festival.
Augustin Hadelich
Alban Gerhardt
Augustin Hadelich is featured as Artist-inResidence with the Netherlands Philharmonic
Orchestra in the 2014/15 season which sees
him performing concertos by Sibelius, Mozart
and Mendelssohn at the Concertgebouw.
Alban Gerhardt will be Artist-in-Focus at the
Wigmore Hall this season, a residency which
includes recitals with Steven Osborne and
Cécile Licad and chamber music with friends
Brett Dean and Baiba Skride.
He makes his Wigmore Hall debut in an
evening recital with Charles Owen (4
Oct) whilst other upcoming European
engagements bring him to the BBC
Symphony, Danish National Symphony, SWR
Stuttgart Radio and Salzburg Mozarteum
Orchestras. His return to Japan this season
includes performances of Tchaikovsky
Concerto with the Sapporo Symphony
Orchestra and Sibelius Concerto with the
NHK Symphony Orchestra.
Two performances at the Edinburgh Festival
Sim Canetty-Clarke
are followed by concerto engagements with
the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra/Dutoit,
City of Birmingham Symphony/Gardner, Deutsche Sinfonie Orchester
Berlin, Oslo Philharmonic, Orquestra Sinfonica di Milano, Taiwan National
Symphony/Shao-Chia Lü, Düsseldorfer Symphoniker and the Orquestra
Sinfónica do Porto Casa da Música/König.
Artist-in-Residence in Amsterdam
Wigmore Hall residency
His latest CD release features Unsuk Chin’s Cello Concerto on Deutsche
Grammophon with the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra/Chung: “the superb
Alban Gerhardt.” The Guardian
Rosalie O’Connor
Hadelich’s latest CD release featuring Violin Concertos by Sibelius
and Adès with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic under Hannu Lintu has
received outstanding reviews: “one of the most convincing and involving
versions.” BBC Music Magazine *****
Miguel Harth-Bedoya
Brahms cycle in Oslo
Miguel Harth-Bedoya begins his second season
as Principal Conductor of the Norwegian Radio
Orchestra recording Grieg for Harmonia Mundi.
Concert programmes include a cycle of Brahms
symphonies and works by Kodály, Tchaikovsky
and Dvořák.
Eugene Tzigane
Die Zauberflöte in Hamburg
Following his performances of Fledermaus at
Frankfurt Opera, Eugene Tzigane conducts
Achim Freyer’s production of Die Zauberflöte at
Hamburg Staatsoper (23, 29 Nov, 3 Dec).
February sees the first of three return invitations
to Finland. He conducts the Lahti Symphony in
Mozart, Bruch and Strauss Tod und Verklärung,
Kymi Sinfonietta and Tampere Philharmonic. In
the US he returns to the New Jersey Symphony
(Strauss, Schubert, Mozart) and conducts the
Columbus Symphony (Dvořák, Copland) and
North Carolina Symphony Orchestras (Verdi,
Tchaikovsky, Strauss).
Bell Soto
A regular guest to the Orquestra Nacional de
España, Miguel Harth-Bedoya opens the season conducting four concerts
in works by Bernat Vivancos, Bruch Violin Concerto with Anne-Sophie
Mutter and Dvořák Symphony No 9. Elsewhere guest engagements take
him to the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Seattle Symphony, Malmö Symphony
and Bergen Philharmonic Orchestras.
Lisa-Marie Mazzucco
Tzigane’s season begins with his UK debut
conducting the Orchestra of Opera North in works by Haydn, Mozart and
Sibelius Symphony No 3 (26 Sep).
Carlos Kalmar from Bach to Berio
Admired for his innovative programming, Kalmar’s third season as Music
Director of the RTVE Symphony Orchestra in Madrid offers combinations of
works by Ives and Britten, Turina and Mahler and a programme of Britten,
Mozart, Ligeti and Strauss.
Entering his 12th season as Music Director
of the Oregon Symphony Orchestra his
programmes include works by Tchaikovsky,
Prokofiev Cinderella Suite, Mahler Symphony
No 5, Mussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition
and Orff Carmina Burana. As a guest
conductor he appears with the Fort Worth
Symphony (Britten, Beethoven and Ravel)
and Milwaukee Symphony (Marc Neikrug
Bassoon Concerto, Gunther Schuller Seven
Studies on themes of Paul Klee, Mussorgsky
Pictures at an Exhibition).
Lise de la Salle
works by Schumann
Doric String Quartet
Haydn Six String Quartets
Op. 20
Ada m Walker
Seattle, Dublin & Seoul
Concertos in
Following his US debut at the Cabrillo Festival, British
flautist Adam Walker returns to perform Mozart with
the Seattle Symphony Orchestra in January. He
journeys to the Far East to perform Ibert with the
Seoul Philharmonic/Mikko Frank and appears with
the National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland in Huw
Watkins’ Concerto which he premiered with the
London Symphony Orchestra in February.
Recital engagements with regular duo partner
James Baillieu take him to Aberdeen, Leicester and
the Louvre in Paris where the programme includes
works by Messiaen, Bartók, Poulenc and Schubert.
Kaupo Kikkas
Vienna Piano Trio tours the UK
With a staple diet of Haydn, Mozart and Brahms
the Vienna Piano Trio tours the length and breadth
of the UK during the course of the season with
performances in Leeds, Manchester, Brighton,
Bradford, Wales and London.
Michael Jones
Steven Osborne
works by Medtner and
Rachmaninov
Nancy Horowitz
Robert Spano
works by Vaughan Williams
Alban Gerhardt
Unsuk Chin Cello Concerto
The coming months take them on tour to Spain
and Slovakia as well as continuing their residency
at the Konzerthaus in Vienna.
Sitkovetsky Trio
Brahms and Schubert
Piano Trios
Ronald Brautigam
the complete Beethoven
Sonatas
Jean-Philippe Collard
Chopin Preludes and
Piano Sonata
Av i Av ita l
S t efa n J a c k i w
perf orm s at t he
Wigmore Hall and Globe Theatre in London
“every venue, if it hasn’t already
had this violinist on the bill, must
think again” Heidelberg Festival
Stefan Jackiw’s world première performance of
David Fulmer’s Violin Concerto “Jubliant Arcs”
at the Heidelberg Spring Festival was heralded
in the press. Coupled with its companion piece,
Mozart Concerto No 5, Jackiw performed with the
Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie under Matthias
Lisa-Marie Mazzucco
Pintscher: “Somehow he combines the best of all
worlds … succeeding equally in contemporary
music and Mozart... The young violinist shows signs of being a true prodigy.”
Morganweb. Jackiw gives the US première in December with ProMusica
Chamber Orchestra/David Danzmayer.
The American violinist returns to Europe for performances with the Orquesta
Sinfónica de Galicia/Gamba (Bruch Scottish Fantasy), Philharmonisches
Orchester Heidelberg/Venzago (Bach) and Dortmund Philharmonic/Kamioka
(Mendelssohn). In the southern hemisphere he tours with the New Zealand
Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Junichi Hirokami (Mendelssohn).
Gunter Glucklich
Back in Europe he conducts his sixth season with the Orquestra Sinfónica
do Porto Casa da Música in programmes featuring Bruckner Symphony No
5, Bartók Miraculous Mandarin and Mahler Symphony No 4. Elsewhere his
guest conducting engagements bring him to the Bournemouth Symphony
Orchestra, Deutsche Radio Philharmonie Saarbrücken, Royal Philharmonic
Orchestra and the Real Filharmonía Galicia. In Luxembourg he celebrates the
25th anniversary season with the Solistes Européens Luxembourg where he
continues as Music Director.
Anoushka
S h a n k a r
Celebrating Tagore at
the Globe Theatre
His recording of Vivaldi Mandolin and Lute
Concertos for Deutsche Grammophon
is due for release in early 2015 when he
gives an extensive tour of the USA with
the Venice Baroque Orchestra including
performances at Carnegie Hall, Calgary
and Boston. Avital performs Vivaldi with
the Mahler Chamber Orchestra at the
Cartagena Festival in Colombia (7 Jan)
and with the Geneva Camerata in France,
Jean-Baptiste Millot
Italy and Switzerland. Other concerto
engagements include the Hamburger Symphoniker (Hummel Mandolin
Concerto in G) and Wroclaw Philharmonic (Avner Dorman Mandolin
Concerto).
Besides concerto appearances, Avital continues touring his acclaimed
programme “Between Worlds” with Ksenija Sidorova (accordion) and
Itamar Doari (percussion) which includes works by Bartók, Bloch and de
Falla alongside Eastern Mediterranean folk-music. Recent performances
at the Salzburg Festival, Vienna Konzerthaus and in Paris continue to
Italy, Germany, UK and South America.
CHRISTOPH
KŐNIG debut at Aspen
Christoph König’s burgeoning reputation in the
USA brought him to the Aspen Music Festival in
July for a performance of works by Brahms, Berlioz
and Prokofiev.
Grammy-nominated mandolinist Avi Avital
makes his debut at the Wigmore Hall in a
solo recital (16 Oct) and returns to London
for a performance with Mahan Esfahani at
the Globe Theatre (7 Dec).
Marie Julliard
Drawing on Indian poet and polymath
Rabindranath Tagore’s wide-ranging influence, Anoushka Shankar presents a
series of concerts in the Globe Theatre’s candelit Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
with guest artists Soumik Datta, Tanmoy Bose and Manu Delago (27, 28, 29
Sept, 4 Oct).
A tour with her classical ensemble in the autumn takes her to Budapest,
Istanbul, Sweden and the Middle East. She performs in a special “India” day at
the opening of the Philharmonie de Paris with special guest Toumani Diabaté
(31 Jan).
Ronald Brautiga m
Beethoven Piano
Concertgebouw
Concerto
cycle
at
Across the season Brautigam is performing the
cycle of Beethoven Piano Concertos at the
Concertgebouw with five different orchestras.
Beethoven Concerto No 5 with the Netherlands
Radio Philharmonic is followed by No 2 with the
Wiener Akademie as part of a European tour (on
fortepiano), No 4 with the Residentie Orkest, No
3 with the Netherlands Chamber Orchestra and
finishes with No 1 with the Kölner Akademie (also
on fortepiano). His record label, BIS, is releasing a
boxed set of his recent recording of the complete
Beethoven sonatas on fortepiano.
Such was the chemistry between orchestra,
conductor and soloist last season that the
Bournemouth Symphony, Kees Bakels and Ronald
Brautigam are uniting again in December, this
time to perform Mendelssohn Piano Concerto
No 1.
Marco Borggreve
Sitkovetsky
Trio launches
Wigmore Live disc
Jean-Philippe
Collard “A force to be
reckoned with” IRR
Jean-Philippe Collard’s new record of Chopin
Preludes and Piano Sonata has been internationally
acclaimed: “At the age of 65 he retains his technical
finesse and the inclusive sliver-toned clarity of his
earlier recordings.” Gramophone
Forthcoming highlights include a tour of Japan with recitals in Tokyo and
Nagoya featuring his signature repertoire of works by Chopin, Fauré and
Ravel. Concerto performances include Beethoven Piano Concerto No 4 with
the Japan Century Symphony Orchestra and Sendai Philharmonic conducted
by Kazuhiro Koizumi.
The Sitkovetsky Trio begins the new
season with a return to the Wigmore
Hall for the launch of their ‘Wigmore
Live’ recording of Schubert Piano Trio
in Eb D929 and Brahms Piano Trio in C
minor. Other highlights over the autumn
include performances in Germany, The
Netherlands and a return to the Bath
Mozartfest.
Benjamin Ealovega
Earlier this year the Trio collected rave reviews for their debut tour of
Australia with the Sydney Morning Herald declaring: “it is inspiring to hear
such engagement and instrumental mastery from players at the outset
of their careers”. The Trio’s debut recording for BIS Records of works by
Dvořák, Smetana and Suk also had a warm reception with International
Record Review describing it as “an impressive debut… executed with
polish.”
Selected Highlights
EUGENE TZIGANE
Fri 26 Sep 23, 29 Nov & 3 Dec 6-12 Feb Orchestra of Opera North HAYDN Symphony No 104, MOZART Clarinet Concerto, SIBELIUS Symphony No 3
Hamburg Staatsoper
MOZART Die Zauberflöte
Kymi Sinfonietta
programme tba
STEFAN BLUNIER
Sat 6 Sep Fri 19 Sep Fri 26 Sep 12, 14 & 14 Nov Sun 23 Nov Sat 6 Dec Tues 16 Dec Sun 21 Dec Sat 7 Feb Beethoven Orchester Bonn
BREDEMEYER “Bagatellen für B” for Piano and Orchestra, SCHNEBEL “Beethoven Sinfonie” for Chamber Orchestra
Beethoven Orchester Bonn
STEPHAN Music for Orchestra, HINDEMITH Kammermusik No 5, STRAUSS Sinfonia domestica
National Sym Orch of Ireland LISZT Les Préludes, SCHUMANN Piano Concerto, BARTÓK Concerto for Orchestra
Stuttgarter Philharmoniker
STRAUSS Alpine Symphony, MOZART Symphony No 39
Münchner Rundfunkorchester BRUCH Die Loreley
Orquestra Sinf Casa da Música LIGETI Lontano, CHIN new work (world première), PROKOFIEV Symphony No 5
Beethoven Orchester Bonn
BEETHOVEN Die Namensfeier Ov; Romances Nos 1 & 2; Kreutzer Sonata; Symphony No 2
Beethoven Orchester Bonn
BACH Christmas Oratorio
MENDELSSOHN Trumpet Conc, HUMMEL Trumpet Conc, MENDELSSOHN Violin Conc (trans for Trumpet), Beethoven Orchester Bonn
Fri 13 Feb Beethoven Orchester Bonn
1, 5, 12 & 13 Mar Orchestre Nat de Belgique
VERDI Triumphal March from Aida, HAYDN Concerto for two Flugelhorns, JANÁČEK Sinfonietta
including works by DVOŘÁK, BEETHOVEN, LEHÁR, STRAUSS, EILENBERG & STOLZ
STAUD world première, BEETHOVEN Piano Concerto No 5, BEETHOVEN Symphony No 5
MIGUEL HARTH-BEDOYA
Thur 4 Sep Norwegian Radio Orchestra
25, 26, 27, 28 Sep Orq Nac de España
Thur 9 Oct Norwegian Radio Orchestra
Thur 16 Oct Stavanger Symphony Orch
Thur 30 Oct Norwegian Radio Orchestra
Mon 15 , Tues 16 Dec Bremer Philharmoniker 15,16,17 Jan Danish Nat Symphony Orch
Thur 5 Feb Norwegian Radio Orchestra
ALFONSO LENG Prelude No 1, ENRIQUE SORO Danza Fantastica, GRIEG Piano Concerto,
TCHAIKOVSKY Symphony No 1
BERNAT VIVANCOS Bach im Himmel, BRUCH Violin Concerto, DVOŘÁK Symphony No 9
JOHN WILLIAMS Liberty Fanfare, ARNE NORDHEIM Nachruf,
JOHAN SVENDSEN Violin Concerto, DVOŘÁK Symphony No 9
LOPEZ Peru Negro, SCRIABIN Piano Concerto, ELGAR Enigma Variations
works by MAJA SOLVEIG, KJELSTRUP RATKJE, LASSE THORESEN, JAN ERIK MIKALSEN and GEIRR TVEITT
MILHAUD Soudades do Brasil, TCHAIKOVSKY Capriccio Italien,
POULENC Concerto for two pianos, LOPEZ Peru Negro
TCHAIKOVSKY Symphony No 5, MENDELSSOHN Violin Concerto
LUZURIAGA Responsorio, TCHAIKOVSKY Rococo Var, FRANK Illapa, KODÁLY Conc for Orch
CARLOS KALMAR
Thur 9, Fri 10 Oct RTVE Symphony Orchestra
IVES The Unanswered Question, BRITTEN Sinfonia da requiem, ORFF Carmina Burana
Thur 16, Fri 17 Oct RTVE Symphony Orchestra
MAGRANÉ Secreta Desolación, BERIO Rendering, BRAHMS Symphony No 1
Thur 4, Fri 5 Dec RTVE Symphony Orchestra
ELGAR Violin Concerto, MOZART Symphony No 25, TURINA Danzas Fántasticas
Thur 11, Fri 12 Dec RTVE Symphony Orchestra
BACH Christmas Oratorio Thur 22, Fri 23 Jan RTVE Symphony Orchestra
MARCO Sones de Fiesta, RACHMANINOV Rhapsody on a theme of Paganini,
PROKOFIEV Romeo and Juliet
Thur 29, Fri 30 Jan RTVE Symphony Orchestra
TURINA El Arpa y la Sombra, MAHLER Symphony No 7
Thur 19, Fri 20 Feb RTVE Symphony Orchestra
BRITTEN Suite on English Folk Tunes, MOZART Horn Concerto No 4, LIGETI Atmosphères,
STRAUSS Also sprach Zarathustra
Thur 26, Fri 27 Feb RTVE Symphony Orchestra
VERDI Requiem
CHRISTOPH KÖNIG
Sat 13 Sep Bournemouth Symphony Orch WEBER Die Freischütz Ov, BEETHOVEN Violin Concerto, DVOŘÁK Symphony No 8
Mon 22 Sep Solistes Européens Luxembourg PÜTZ Strömungen, BEETHOVEN Triple Concerto, DVOŘÁK Symphony No 9
Sat 27 Sep Orq Sinfónica Casa da Música BLACHER Concertante Musik, UNSUK CHIN Cello Conc, BARTÓK The Miraculous Mandarin
Mon 20 Oct Solistes Européens Luxembourg MENDELSSOHN Midsummer Night’s Dream Ov, MACMILLAN Violin Conc, SCHUBERT Sym No 9
Fri 24, Sun 26 Oct Orq Sinfónica Casa da Música BRUCKNER Symphony No 5
Thur 30, Fri 31 Oct Real Filharmonía de Galicia
BACH Brandenburg Concerto No 3, SCHOENBERG Chamber Symphony No 2,
CASABLANCAS Obertura festiva, HAYDN Symphony No 99
Mon 17 Nov Solistes Européens Luxembourg HAYDN Symphony No 85; No 87, IBERT Suite Symphonique; Divertissement
Fri 12, Sun 14 Dec Orq Sinfónica Casa da Música TINOCO Abertura Festiva, MOZART aria from Cosi fan tutte, RAVEL Two Hebrew Melodies,
WAGNER Die Meistersingers Ov, MAHLER Symphony No 4
Fri 16 Jan Real Filharmonía de Galicia
BARTÓK Rumanian folk dances, SHOSTAKOVICH Piano Conc No 2, SCHUBERT Symphony No 5
Mon 19 Jan Solistes Européens Luxembourg BOCCHERINI Symphony No 6, MOZART Piano Conc No 9, MENDELSSOHN Symphony No 4
Fri 30 Jan, Sun 1 Feb Deutsche Radio Phil Saarbrücken BLACHER Variations for Orchestra on a theme of Paganini ,
NIELSEN Flute Concerto, RACHMANINOV Symphony No 2
ROBERT SPANO
Fri 31 Oct Helsinki Philharmonic
SHOSTAKOVICH Cello Concerto No 1, RACHMANINOV Symphony No 3
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