Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff have always been staple fare of the FSO - and deservedly so, since these two composers have penned some of the most heartfelt and passionate music ever. "Here are two major works of theirs which, unaccountably, are not particularly known to both orchestras and audiences alike, but they show every bit the inspiration and mastery of their better known cousins Romeo and Juliet and Symphony No.2," said Maestro Zimmerman. The guest artist is the French pianist Philippe Bianconi who, according to Zimmerman, "is both a beautiful pianist and profound interpreter."
The Fairfax Symphony Orchestra Featuring Philippe Bianconi, Piano
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