Munich Philharmonic: Schubert / MozartRaphaël Pichon (conductor)
Raphaël Pichon has long enjoyed the highest acclaim for his cleverly conceived programmes, in which he transitions from smaller compositions to the great masterpieces, combining the known with the unknown.
Raphaël Pichon has long enjoyed the highest acclaim for his cleverly conceived programmes, in which he transitions from smaller compositions to the great masterpieces, combining the known with the unknown.
- Ying Fang, soprano
- Ema Nikolovska, mezzosopran
- Robin Tritschler, tenor
- Christian Immler, bass
- Munich Philharmonic
- Raphaël Pichon, conductor
For his debut with the Munich Philharmonic, French conductor Raphaël Pichon chooses two unfinished masterpieces: Schubert’s Symphony in B minor and Mozart’s Great Mass in C minor. He juxtaposes them with an interesting combination of a cappella choral works and purely instrumental music, creating an exciting concert dramaturgy with attacca transitions between the works.
Programme
- Franz Schubert:
Lacrimosa son io for three voices D 131b
Symphony No 7 in B minor, D 759, “Unfinished Symphony” - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Masonic Funeral Music in C minor, K 477; Kyrie in D minor, K 90; Great Mass in C minor, K 427
