Interview
Nicola Luisotti in conversation with Emmanuel Pahud Nicola Luisotti conducts Poulenc’s Gloria and Prokofiev’s Fifth Symphony
Composing works which were both modern and understandable – that was the supreme discipline for many composers of the 20th century. Nicola Luisotti here presents works which realise this concept most beautifully: Francis Poulenc’s Gloria, which shifts between meditation and exuberant joy, and Sergei Prokofiev’s distinctive Fifth Symphony. Plus, Emmanuel Pahud plays pieces for solo flute by Claude Debussy und Luciano Berio.
Berliner Philharmoniker
Nicola Luisotti
Emmanuel Pahud
Leah Crocetto
Rundfunkchor Berlin
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