Organization

Direzione d'orchestra

Vladimir Jurowski

Cantante

Gil Shaham

Violin

London Philharmonic Orchestra

Orchestra

Southbank Centre

War and Peace

Londra

Regno Unito

Royal Festival Hall

Public

Sinfonia n. 6 in mi bemolle minore, Op. 111

Violin Concerto

Symphony No. 1

Approvato

What price victory? Prokofiev’s turbulent Sixth Symphony, written in the aftermath of the Second World War, completes this London Philharmonic Orchestra concert of powerful works

Although the symphony tells of an epic struggle, it’s far from clear that it ends in anything as simple as triumph.

For some listeners, it’s his greatest achievement, and as you’d expect from Vladimir Jurowski, it’s the climax of a whole evening of music that asks as many questions as it answers.

Gil Shaham brings all his peerless expressive power to Hindemith’s fiery wartime Violin Concerto, and Jurowski opens in the brooding, intensely dramatic imaginative world of Galina Ustvolskaya – a Soviet composer who refused to be suppressed.

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