Interview
Paavo Järvi in conversation with Gunars Upatnieks
Paavo Järvi conducts Berg and Bruckner
In this concert with Paavo Järvi, we experience sensuously delicate tonal beauty, composed by two pioneers of Modernism. Anton Webern’s richly coloured arrangement of a ricercare by Bach is followed by Alban Berg’s Seven Early Songs (soloist: Mojca Erdmann), which capture the tender mood of young love. Bruckner’s Second Symphony concludes the programme – an early work which already has unmistakable Brucknerian power.
Berliner Philharmoniker
Paavo Järvi
Mojca Erdmann
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