Symfónia nebola zaznamenávaná.
Silvestrov / Brahms / Beethoven
Johannes Brahms did indeed establish himself as a master of the late-Romantic piano miniature, his remark about a “very small piano concerto with a very small scherzo”—which he sent to his friend Clara Schumann in reference to his Piano Concerto No. 2 in B-flat major—is purely ironic. A work of symphonic proportions, brimming with sublime elegance and turbulent outbursts of emotion, it is a captivating demonstration of the composer's mature style.
Ludwig van Beethoven's Seventh Symphony is a work of sophisticated thematic, rhythmic, harmonic, and structural design that never ceases to fascinate listeners with its intense emotions and elemental energy. Its second movement ranks among the most popular pieces of classical music of all time.
In collaboration with the Slovak Philharmonic and its chief conductor Daniel Raiskin, the outstanding Russian pianist Alexei Volodin, renowned for his highly sensitive touch, technical brilliance, and exceptionally broad repertoire.
Slovenská filharmonie a Modlitba pro Ukrajinu. [in Slovak] klasikaplus.cz/slovenska-filharmonie-a-modlit…
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