Inspired by the sixteenth century fresco by Raphael, Hindemith paints his own endearing musical picture depicting the myth of Amor and Psyché. Internationally renowned award-winning Spanish Bulgarian pianist Ludmil Angelov takes centre stage with Rachmaninoff’s colourful and jazz-flavoured Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No. 4. Written during the years of postwar Stalinist Russia, Prokofiev’s Symphony No. 6 is a tragically ominous reflection of society and the composer’s own inner turmoil.

Kristian Alexander | conductor
Ludmil Angelov | pianist
Michael Berec | host

Intermission discussion and Q&A with Ludmil Angelov and Michael Berec.

This concert is part of KSO Flex so you can choose an available option: attend in-person, watch via live-streaming or watch via a recording.

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