| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
A lover of Dutilleux’s music, Lionel Bringuier reveals the brilliance of the First Symphony, while Victor Julien-Laferrière brings out all the emotion of Elgar’s Concerto.
Two impulses toward the absolute: Gustav Mahler embraces the world in a symphony, while Hector Berlioz unfolds the full spectrum of emotions in a cycle that has become legendary.
George Tudorache and Lionel Bringuier confront the darkness of Shostakovich before a First Symphony by Brahms marked by the shadow of Beethoven.
Simon Trpčeski brings out all the Parisian elegance of Saint-Saëns, while Lionel Bringuier unleashes the phantasmagorical modernity of Berlioz.
