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Jeremy Denk's take on Brahms didn't impress Brahms, the Piano Concerto no. 1 in D minor proving an unequal, if refreshing, contest. 

In “five large symphonic movements”, the performance had a celebratory air, poised somewhere between Mahler's “Resurrection” Symphony and Mozart's Requiem.

The Mozart was a immaculately smooth performance teased out with historically-informed ornaments and trills and turns. 

Renée Fleming joins the Pacific Symphony for Strauss, Italian Songs and Rodgers and Hammerstein.