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The Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra
The Slovak Philharmonic: Aleksandar Marković conducts
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Available 10th March 1:00 GMT | AVAILABLE UNTIL 31st MARCH
Program
Robert Schumann, Concerto for piano and orchestra in A Minor Op. 54
Alexander Skriabin, Symphony No. 3 C Minor Le divin poeme Op. 43
Aleksandar Marković, conductor
Herbert Schuch, piano
Robert Schumann, Concerto for piano and orchestra in A Minor Op. 54
Alexander Skriabin, Symphony No. 3 C Minor Le divin poeme Op. 43
Aleksandar Marković, conductor
Herbert Schuch, piano
DESCRIPTION
One of the most poetic and moving piano works of the 19th century, Schumann´s Piano Concerto in A minor, contains everything we adore and admire about Schumann: fervid melodies, daring rhythms, a wealth of ideas and clear form construction. Listen to it as played by the young pianist, Herbert Schuch, artist-in residence of the Salzburg Festspielhaus.
Even though piano compositions form the main part of Scriabin´s works, his orchestral works, climaxing in the Third Symphony in C minor “The Divine Poem“, are a fascinating experience. The three movements, titled Struggles, Delights, Divine Play flow like an ecstatic wave of music.
The Slovak Philharmonic is conducted by Aleksander Marković.
Even though piano compositions form the main part of Scriabin´s works, his orchestral works, climaxing in the Third Symphony in C minor “The Divine Poem“, are a fascinating experience. The three movements, titled Struggles, Delights, Divine Play flow like an ecstatic wave of music.
The Slovak Philharmonic is conducted by Aleksander Marković.
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