Abstract
Gianandrea Noseda is the new Music Director at Opernhaus. One week after his premiere with Verdi's Il trovatore, he will also conduct the Philharmonia Zurich in concert. But it is not only the conducting that one can look forward to: As soloist, the world-renowned and exceptional pianist Daniil Trifonov presents himself with the 1. Piano Concerto by Johannes Brahms. With this work, the young composer clearly distanced himself from the virtuoso concertos of the early 19th century: with its symphonic expanse and eruptive tonal expressiveness, it blew up all dimensions of the genre at the time. From the Slavic repertoire, which he likes to conduct frequently, Gianandrea Noseda also performs Antonín Dvořák's Eighth Symphony, which has a cheerful, relaxed mood and is saturated with the most beautiful Bohemian folklore.