
National Symphony Orchestra: Noseda conducts Rachmaninoff and Respighi
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Gianandrea Noseda leads a program connecting the rich musical traditions of Russia and Italy with music inspired by older European forms and styles. Rachmaninoffs Corelli Variations, in an arrangement by Alexander Raskatov, receives its world premiere as an NSO co commission, while Respighis Gli Uccelli draws on Baroque music blended with unmistakable Italian flair. Francesco Piemontesi, who combines stunning technique with an intellectual capacity that few can match - Spectator, completes the evening with Dvoraks expansive Piano Concerto.
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