Interview
Ondřej Adámek on “Sinuous Voices” Robin Ticciati’s debut with Mahler’s Fourth Symphony
One rarely hears Mahler’s Fourth Symphony so “naturally flowing, without mannerisms, with dazzling pianissimos”, wrote the Berliner Morgenpost about a concert with Robin Ticciati. This – for Mahler – unusually sunny work was on the programme when the music director of the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin made his debut with the Philharmoniker. The concert opened with Czech works: Antonín Dvořák’s The Noon Witch and Sinuous Voices by Ondřej Adámek.
Berliner Philharmoniker
Robin Ticciati
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