Strauss and Mozart in the National Concert Hall, Dublin

Por Daniel McMahon, 07 marzo 2012

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Crítica hecha desde National Concert Hall: Main Stage, Dublin el 2 marzo 2012

Strauss R., Don Juan, poema sinfónico, op. 20

Mozart, Concierto para violín núm. 4 en re mayor, K218

Mozart, Sinfonía concertante para violín y viola en mi bemol mayor, K364 (K320d)

Strauss R., Intermezzo: waltz

Strauss R., Intermezzo: Reisefieber

National Symphony Orchestra Ireland

Julian Kuerti, Dirección

Baiba Skride, Violín

Maxim Rysanov, Viola

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