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On the heels of our wildly popular Beethoven Project, we're excited to announce an equally epic exploration that we're calling Brahms Revealed – where the orchestra dives into the music of this master orchestral architect. Entering her fifth season with our world-class Orchestra, Nathalie leads them in performing ten of his works, including all four of his symphonies and both of his piano concertos – one of which will be performed by our artist-in-residence Anna Geniushene.
This new season includes an amazing range of concerts that you won't want to miss:
Read more about the coming season in Jon Ross' season preview article.
Nathalie on Brahms Symphonies
"These symphonies represent the whole adventure of my early days as a conductor. My first audition for Jorma Panula, my dreams when I first saw Karajan conduct them, and my first symphonic program. I had conducted them all in my dreams for so long, and the day it finally happened was one of the most intense moments I have ever experienced."
Nathalie on Wagner
"This composer is at the center of my operatic repertoire—the one I feel closest to. My debut in his "temple" at the Bayreuth Festival left an indelible mark on me, and I have the honor of being invited back again this year. In Wagner's operas, the orchestra is king."
Nathalie on the Brahms German Requiem
"One of the most radiant requiems ever written. Both in terms of the musical treatment and in terms of the subject matter itself – where death leads us on a journey to life."
Nathalie on Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony
"One of the most famous symphonies, and certainly the most violently dramatic. This is Tchaikovsky's writing at its most complex and mysterious."
Fans of Nathalie Stutzmann and the ASO Chorus will be delighted with this matinee series featuring major choral masterworks.
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