NOSPR / Lawrence Foster / Alexandra Conunova - NOSPR

Brahms and Bruch are almost exactly contemporaries – both born in the 1830s. They are symbols of the creative development of the output of the past. Their works have little in common with programme music, representing only themselves – combinations of sounds to which the listener may impart some meaning. However, Bruch’s Scottish Fantasy, a favourite with music lovers, is a highly romantic concept employing beautiful traditional melodies.

[Adam Suprynowicz, translated by John Comber]

Duration of the concert (including break): approx. 100 minutes