An extraordinary work that can only be described in superlatives, conceived by Mahler as a spiritual message to humanity. With the choir and soloists, it is a sort of secular oratorio, a hymn to the spirit of creation.
 

An extraordinary work that can only be described in superlatives, conceived by Mahler as a spiritual message to humanity. With the choir and soloists, it is a sort of secular oratorio, a hymn to the spirit of creation.
 

Joined by young violin prodigy Kian Soltani, Barenboim father and son dedicate two concerts to Beethoven’s trios, including one of the most famous, his ‘Ghost’ Trio, a seeming quest into the unearthly.

Under the direction of Daniel Barenboim, this second concert of Beethoven’s trios is dominated by his ‘Archiduc’ Trio. From the grandeur and poetic flair of the variations in the slow movement to the brilliance of the finale,...