Philharmonia Orchestra: Ashkenazy conducts in London

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Ashkenazy conducts in London

Royal Festival Hall
Thu 17 Oct 2013 7:30pm

Vladimir Ashkenazy

conductor

Patricia Kopatchinskaja

violin

Stravinsky

Four Norwegian Moods

Stravinsky

Violin Concerto

Tchaikovsky

Manfred Symphony

Rarely heard in concert, Tchaikovsky's gripping Manfred Symphony was inspired by Lord Byron's poem about a guilt-ridden mountain dweller who summons seven spirits in the vain hope they might help him forget the past. The music's lurching from uncontainable elation to inconsolable despair is the perfect foil for the rhythmically cool, neoclassical soundscapes of Stravinsky's Violin Concerto and the simply styled folk melodies of the Four Norwegian Moods.