Lutosławski's last work of its genre, Symphony No. 4 is a synthesis of his symphonic style, generating a mood of concentration, meditation, reverie and nostalgia. Of the Symphony's two movements - ...
Work for piano and orchestra, composed in 1932, dedicated to Artur Rubinstein. On this page we present two articles on Karol Szymanowski's Symphony No. 4 (Symphonie concertante) Op. 60 - by Anna ...
Written shortly after the epic "Eroica" expanded the concept of what a symphony can be, Ludwig van Beethoven's Fourth Symphony makes a simpler statement. It's a crowd-pleaser. Symphony No. 4 is more ...
Naivety or knowingness? Conductors from Abbado to Zinman have offered takes on this fin de siècle masterpiece, writes David Gutman In the early 1950s the ever-sceptical Record Guide of Edward ...
The Gothenburg Symphony are outstanding in this all Sibelius disc, but chief conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali’s fresh approach doesn’t always bring rewards The previous releases in Santtu-Matias ...
Mahler will always be remembered for his huge orchestral works – and his Symphony No.4 fits perfectly into that mould. It’s interesting, then, that the symphony also exists in pared down form. At the ...
Brahms' Symphony No. 4 Alan Gilbert is among the hottest of a new generation of conductors. He leads the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra in a concert performance of the Symphony No. 4 by Johannes Brahms.
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