DVD + Blu-Ray:
Riccardo Chailly, Mao Fujita, LFO: Rachmaninoff
Riccardo Chailly presents together with the Lucerne Festival Orchestra and pianist Mao Fujita a divine concert with works by Rachmaninoff.
For Riccardo Chailly, celebrating Rachmaninoff in Lucerne is something dear to his heart. In 2022, the Lucerne Festival Orchestra and their music director devoted themselves to the Second Symphony and the Piano Concerto No. 2, the most famous of all four Rachmaninoff concertos. "The harmonic ideas are his special hallmark. One need only hear three chords to recognize his creative genius immediately," Chailly once said of Rachmaninoff's timbres. Japanese pianist Mao Fujita took on this grandiose work's emotional power and virtuosity. Since winning the Silver Medal in the Tchaikovsky Competition in 2019, this exceptional artist has been playing in the world's most renowned concert halls.
Riccardo Chailly, Mao Fujita, Lucerne Festival Orchestra
Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 2 & Symphony No. 2.
Riccardo Chailly, conductor
Lucerne Festival Orchestra
Mao Fujita, piano
TV Director: Ute Feudel
Recorded live at the Concert Hall of KKL Luzern August 2022
111:03
ACC10583
EAN: 4260234833058
ACC20583
EAN: 4260234833065
Worldwide release: 2 June 2023
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