Interview
Till Fellner in conversation with Knut Weber
Bernard Haitink conducts Mozart and Bruckner
It’s always a magic moment for Bruckner fans when Bernard Haitink conducts. In this concert, the programme consists of the work with which Bruckner bade farewell to the world: his Ninth Symphony, dedicated “to the beloved God”. Till Fellner debuts as the soloist in Mozart’s gentle and melancholy Piano Concerto K. 503. A free, singing pianistic tone is ensured, as is acute, precise musical modulation.
Berliner Philharmoniker
Bernard Haitink
Till Fellner
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