Interview
Daniele Gatti in conversation with Tobias Möller
Daniele Gatti’s journey from the Romantic to the modern era
In this concert, Daniele Gatti, chief conductor of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra in Amsterdam, undertakes a fascinating journey from the Romantic to the Classical Modern era: Brahms is followed by his antipode Wagner with orchestra music from Götterdämmerung, including the famous funeral march. The programme ends with Alban Berg, who was inspired by both Brahms and Wagner – but nonetheless unmistakeably marked the dawn of a new musical epoch.
Berliner Philharmoniker
Daniele Gatti
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