Review: Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto (Sydney Symphony Orchestra)
In total interpretative sync, Simone Young and Javier Perianes deliver a mini-Beethovenfest full of youthful promise and mature genius.
In total interpretative sync, Simone Young and Javier Perianes deliver a mini-Beethovenfest full of youthful promise and mature genius.
As piano recitals go, this was a World Cup-level winner. ¡Viva España!
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