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Karina Canellakis makes her WASO conductor debut with Ning Feng on the violin as they perform music of war and freedom from Prokofiev and Shostakovich.
Music of war and freedom from Prokofiev and Shostakovich.
The most profound of Shostakovich’s ‘War Symphonies’ echoes the suffering of 1943 on a tremendous scale, ferocious and harrowing. A statement of personal grief amid mass devastation, the poignant ending yearns not for heroic victory, but for peace.
Prokofiev was on the verge of returning to Russia after decades in the West when he wrote his bittersweet Second Violin Concerto. Ning Feng returns to astonish WASO audiences with his effortless, soaring virtuosity.
“Ning Feng demonstrated the form that places him well to the forefront of violin virtuosi... he wooed and won the heart of every listener." - The West Australian
PROKOFIEV Violin Concerto No.2
SHOSTAKOVICH Symphony No.8
Karina Canellakis conductor (pictured) (WASO debut)
Ning Feng violin
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Music: Classical, Orchestral