Carnival of the Animals with Antonio Pappano
Martha Argerich, Antonio Pappano, Kyoko Takezawa and Mischa Maisky play "Carnival of the Animals".
Classical music is often thought of as being austere, ponderous and stern, yet there are examples that were explicitly intended to be the exact opposite. “Carnival of the Animals” is one of those compositions. Regarded as being plain fun by Saint-Saëns himself, this work is often underestimated as a piece for children.
In addition to the entire concert, Maestro Pappano will provide us with deeper insights on each individual movement of the composition, providing not only musical examples, but also a very entertaining introduction interspersed with witty anecdotes.
Also available concert version: Pappano, Argerich, Maisky from Santa Cecilia Rome
Leclair: Sonata for 2 violins in E minor, Op. 3 No. 5; Schumann: Fantasy Pieces for Violoncello and Piano, Op.73; Shostakovich: Sonata for Violoncello and Piano, Op. 40; Saint-Saëns: Carnival of the Animals
Watch it on 9 June at 17:40 on ARTE or view it as video on demand via the button below.
Composer Camille Saint-Saëns
Producer EuroArts Music International
Co-Production Company ZDF, RAI
Assoc. Prod. Company ARTE
Recording location Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia in Rome
Production year 2019
Duration 43 mins
Distribution TV EuroArts
Soloist Martha Argerich & Antonio Pappano, piano
Soloist Kyoko Takezawa & Yasushi Toyoshima, violin
Mischa Maisky, cello
YOU MIGHT ALSO BE INTERESTED IN...

Live on Fidelio: Midsummer Night's Gala Grafenegg
myfidelio
Grafenegg’s enchanting midsummer night gala with shooting stars Sonya Yoncheva, Ludovic Tézier and violinist Emmanuel Tjeknavorian will be livestreamed.

DVD + Blu-Ray: Verdi: Attila
C Major Entertainment
Ildebrando D´Arcangelo is “perfect for the serious Verdi roles”, Fabio Sartori has a voice of immense brilliance”.

DVD + Blu-Ray: Das Wunder der Heliane / Deutsche Oper Berlin
NAXOS Audiovisual Division
Rarely performed Korngold’s opera Das Wunder der Heliane staged by Christof Loy at Deutsche Oper Berlin 2018 and conducted by Marc Albrecht.

Live on Fidelio: Great Talents
myfidelio
Exceptional musical talents violinist Emmanuel Tjeknavorian, double bass Dominik Wagner and mutipercussionist Christoph Sietzen.