Outstanding Shostakovich from Alisa Weilerstein

Por Julia Zupancic, 26 octubre 2015

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Crítica hecha desde Leeds Town Hall, Leeds el 24 octubre 2015

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

Shostakovich, Concierto para violonchelo núm. 2 en sol mayor, op. 126

Bach, Suite para violonchelo núm. 3 en do mayor, BWV1009 (Sarabande)

Dvořák, Sinfonía núm. 8 en sol mayor, op. 88

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra

Rafael Payare, Dirección

Alisa Weilerstein, Violonchelo

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Julia Zupancic

Julia is a PhD student at the University of Munich who is currently based in Leeds as a Visiting Researcher. She loves writing about music (e.g. in her blog http://avantmusic.hypotheses.org) and playing the piano, and she has a keen interest in aesthetics and contemporary music.

Outstanding Shostakovich from Alisa Weilerstein in Leeds