Prom 49: Ticciati and the SCO showcase early romantic repertoire

Por Nahoko Gotoh, 23 agosto 2013

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Crítica hecha desde Royal Albert Hall, Londres el 19 agosto 2013

Berlioz, Le Roi Lear, Op.4

Mendelssohn, Concierto para piano núm. 1 en sol menor, Op.25

Bach, El arte de la fuga (Die Kunst der Fuge), BWV1080 (arr. G Benjamin, Canon and fugue)

Beethoven, Sinfonía núm. 3 en mi bemol mayor "Heroica", Op.55

Sir Stephen Hough, Piano

Scottish Chamber Orchestra

Robin Ticciati, Dirección

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Nahoko Gotoh

Nahoko is a UK-based Japanese music journalist with a background in musicology. She writes regularly for various Japanese media including Ongaku no tomo and Mostly Classic magazines.