Interview
Marek Janowski in conversation with Krzysztof Polonek
Marek Janowski conducts Bruckner’s Fourth Symphony
Marek Janowski is regarded as the perfect embodiment of the Kapellmeister tradition and a master of late-Romantic repertoire, and this programme with Bruckner’s Fourth Symphony and preludes from Pfitzner’s Palestrina emphasizes these qualities. The special charm of both works is the way they look to the past: Pfitzner evokes the world of the Renaissance, while Bruckner immerses himself in a medieval age full of knights and sounds of the forest.
Berliner Philharmoniker
Marek Janowski
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