Dvořák’s ninth symphony is one of the most popular symphonies ever written. The work is evocative of both the composer’s European homeland and the wide-open spaces of the American landscape, the enduring appeal of this masterpiece apparent in its inspired orchestral writing. Winner of the Conservatorium High School Concerto Competition, Andrei Hadap appears as soloist in the epic Piano Concerto No.1 by Brahms. The work was Brahms’s first-performed orchestral work, and foreshadows his later symphonic output. It occupies a rightful place amongst the great concertos. Sadaharu Muramatsu will make a welcome return to conduct the PSO in two of the greatest works of the orchestral repertoire.
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