Interview
Truls Mørk in conversation with Ludwig Quandt
Mariss Jansons and Truls Mørk
Dmitri Shostakovich reflects unsparingly on the horrors of the Stalin era with his Tenth Symphony. Specifically, the manic brutal second movement was conceived as a portrait of the dictator. The work is conducted at this concert by Mariss Jansons, whose musical origins were in the renowned Leningrad Shostakovich tradition; he was considered one of the best Shostakovich interpreters. We encounter soloist Truls Mørk in Henri Dutilleux’s yearning cello concerto.
Berliner Philharmoniker
Mariss Jansons
Truls Mørk
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