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Die Brüsseler Philharmoniker und Enrico Pace erobern Salzburg

By Christine Arnold, 01 March 2015
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“ein Konzertabend, an den man sich in Zukunft noch mit Freude erinnern wird”
Reviewed at Großes Festspielhaus, Salzburg on 27 February 2015
Programme
Debussy, La Mer
Debussy, Images, for orchestra: Ibéria
Liszt, Piano Concerto no. 2 in A major, S 125
Liszt, Totentanz for piano and orchestra, S 126
Performers
Brussels Philharmonic
Michel Tabachnik, Conductor
Enrico Pace, Piano
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Christine Arnold
Christine Arnold
Christine studied musicology and dance science in Salzburg and Newcastle. After her Bachelor degree she is now proceeding her studies in musicology and the piano as minor subject at the Folkwang Universität in Essen.