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Performer: Mariss Jansons

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BerlinMariss Jansons conducts Shostakovich’s Seventh Symphony

Berliner Philharmoniker
Shostakovich: Symphony no. 7 in C major, "Leningrad" Op.60
Berliner Philharmoniker; Mariss Jansons

BerlinMariss Jansons conducts music from the Austro-Hungarian Empire at the Waldbühne

Berliner Philharmoniker
Suppé, Liszt, Enescu, Smetana, Strauss R., Strauss II, Brahms, Strauss I, Lincke
Berliner Philharmoniker; Mariss Jansons; Mikhail Rudy

TokyoConcert with Mariss Jansons and Hilary Hahn from Suntory Hall

Berliner Philharmoniker
Weber, Shostakovich, Dvořák
Berliner Philharmoniker; Mariss Jansons; Hilary Hahn
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Frail Jansons brings huge strength to devastating Brahms

The Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra triumphs under inspiring conducting in Vienna.
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Straussian perfection from Mariss Jansons and the Bavarian RSO

Mariss Jansons and the BRSO offer defining performances of two of Richard Strauss' greatest works.
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Jansons trumps Neuenfels' tame Pique Dame in Salzburg

Mariss Jansons and the Vienna Philharmonic do the real storytelling as Hans Neuenfels' staging underwhelms.
***11
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Mariss Jansons and the polarities of Mahler’s Seventh Symphony

Mariss Jansons makes the case for the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra visiting Carnegie Hall more often. 
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Schumann, Rachmaninov and Bernstein: all in the rush of spring

The Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra under Jansons treated the Lucerne Festival audience to works by Schumann and Bernstein. But it was pianist Matsuev’s Rachmaninov that electrified the hall.
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The BRSO brings seldom performed works to Lucerne

In a varied programme at Lucerne’s 2018 Easter Festival, Mariss Jansons conducted the BRSO and Choir in works by Stravinsky, Hummel and Beethoven.
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