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Reviews
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bachtrack.com
Brahms is another composer that needs a fine balancing act between restraint and passion, and Symphony No 4 is the most perfect example of this duality in his orchestral music.
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bachtrack.com
Szymanowski's Symphony No 4 “Symphonie Concertante” of 1932 is a piano concerto in all but name and as such easily stands up to comparison with the great works by Bartók and Prokofiev of the same period. As performed by Gergiev and his powerful pianist Denis Matsuev, this was a performance that struck one as energetic and bold, but also giving time for the work to breathe and expand as needed.
Cast & creative team
Characters
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ConductorValery Gergiev
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PianistDenis Matsuev
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ViolinistLeonidas Kavakos
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OrchestraLondon Symphony Orchestra
Team
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Johannes BrahmsComposer
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Karol SzymanowskiComposer