Beethoven: Triple Concerto and Choral Fantasy (1995)

Beethoven: Triple Concerto and Choral Fantasy (1995)
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Three of the most celebrated artists in classical music -- violinist Itzhak Perlman, cellist Yo-Yo Ma, and pianist Daniel Barenboim -- come together for a special recital in this performance video. Recorded during a 1995 performance with The Berlin Philharmonic, Beethoven: Triple Concerto and Choral Fantasy marks the first time this concert has been made available on home video. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Daniel BarenboimYo-Yo Ma, (more)
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Synopsis of Beethoven: Triple Concerto and Choral Fantasy

Three of the most celebrated artists in classical music -- violinist Itzhak Perlman, cellist Yo-Yo Ma, and pianist Daniel Barenboim -- come together for a special recital in this performance video. Recorded during a 1995 performance with The Berlin Philharmonic, Beethoven: Triple Concerto and Choral Fantasy marks the first time this concert has been made available on home video. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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    Mounir B.

    Outstanding music and performance. World Class.

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    Patrick W.

    The Triple Concerto is simply brilliant. To watch the three maestros in ensemble is truly inspiring, and they give a brilliant interpretation. The Choral Fantasy is very well-performed, but is basically a precursor in terms of structure and form to the Ode To Joy, and so it is of primary interest to musical historians.

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