Interview
Adam Fischer in conversation with Christoph Hartmann
Works by Mozart and Haydn with Adam Fischer and Julia Lezhneva
He has conducted an acclaimed Ring in Bayreuth, is a guest of the foremost symphony orchestras and an honorary member of the Wiener Staatsoper – and yet: Adam Fischer is still considered one of the conducting world’s best kept secrets. The audience of the Berliner Philharmoniker can now experience him conducting symphonies by composers who are particularly close to his heart: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Joseph Haydn. The highly virtuoso soprano Julia Lezhneva is also a guest as the soloist in a Mozart aria and a Haydn cantata.
Berliner Philharmoniker
Adam Fischer
Julia Lezhneva
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