Da-da-da-dum! Fate is knocking at the door. Symphony No. 5 opens with four of the most powerful notes in orchestral music, while Symphony No. 4 intertwines Classical structure with Romantic expression. As for the “Little” Symphony No. 8, humour is sprinkled into the drama, paving the way for the famous Symphony No. 9.
Fateful Beethoven
- Chef Yannick Nézet-Séguin
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