“Ein Flug über den menschlichen Abgrund” nennt Patricia Kopatchinskaja den Schlusssatz aus dem ersten Violinkonzert von Dmitri Schostakowitsch. Diese groteske Burlesque schließt nahtlos an eine große Kadenz aus dem zweiten Satz an, deren letzte Takte ihr hier hören könnt. Das ganze Violinkonzert mit Ingo Metzmacher und dem SWR Symphonieorchester findet ihr in der ARD Mediathek & Das Erste👉 https://1.ard.de/Schostakowitsch?fb=ard #shostakovich #Violin #violinmusic | ARD Klassik

Beginning of PatKop’s „five dreams“ for violin Cello and Orchestra. | Patricia Kopatchinskaja

Patricia Kopatchinskaja 🤝 Shostakovich We’ve been having a blast playing with Patricia Kopatchinskaja over the past couple of weeks 🤩 Here’s a clip of her rehearsing Shostakovich’s Violin Concerto No. 1 in London before we set off on tour in the US. You can catch her playing with us in Urbana this evening, DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, Notre Dame tomorrow, Wharton Center for Performing Arts, Ann Arbor on Friday and Carnegie Hall, New York on Saturday 🌟 | London Philharmonic Orchestra

[🔴REPLAY] 🎻🎶 Last week's concert at the Gstaad Menuhin Festival was jaw dropping! Watch Patricia Kopatchinskaja's extraordinary performance of Vivaldi's Violin Concerto in C major with Il Giardino Armonico, and Maestro Giovanni Antonini! 🎻🎶 https://cutt.ly/gXZHyQR | medici.tv

Performing the title role in Pierrot lunaire was the realisation of a life-long dream for Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Schoenberg's revolutionary Sprechgesang (speech-song) is the perfect showcase for her charismatic performance style. Kopatchinskaja returns to the violin to perform works by Schoenberg, Webern, Strauss and Kreisler, whilst pianist Joonas Ahonen contributes Six Little Piano Pieces op.19 by Schoenberg. Go behind the scenes of this album which is out now ► https://lnk.to/Pierrot_Lun

Time’s ticking! Get your TICK-ets for Patricia Kopatchinskaja's groundbreaking Dies Irae in the Princeton University Chapel on March 26, featuring Kopatchinskaja on violin and percussion, Conrad Tao on piano and harpsichord, eight double bassists including Zachary Cohen and Nina Bernat, members of the @Princeton University Chapel Choir, Princeton University students and Department of Music at Princeton University performance faculty… and dozens of these metronomes! Support this colossal, thought