Marx/ Grazer Pilharmoniker - Eine HerbstsymphonieThe magnificent Graz premiere of Joseph Marx's Herbstsymphonie (Autumn Symphony) was held on 28 September 1922 under the expert conductor and sound specialist Clemens Krauss. It was a great triumph for Marx, and when Krauss selected this work for a concert program in Vienna in late May of the following year, the public went wild. The Herbstsymphonie is not so much a symphony in the traditional sense as a multimovement rhapsody of massive proportions,

cutting-edge performances

But there is a greater significance and added value to this thoughtful recital programme

the long-awaited album from Sheffield

and small joys of being human

hosts this visually impressive and thoroughly effective black-and-white intermediate program

before being performed

before things go completely out of control

The ensemble "Der musikalische Garten" presents this technically and musically perfect

who has studied with such distinguished artists as Ton Koopman and Alan Curtis

brimming with equal parts good humor and sensational playing

Gil falls head over heels for her

Like in the case of the previous project