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I’m Colin Anderson, a writer on music and the editor of Classical Source.

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Enescu Festival 2023 – Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. Lahav Shani conducts Enescu & Brahms, with Alexandre Kantorow playing Prokofiev’s Second Piano Concerto. Live stream on Enescu Festival website, also live on Radio România Cultural.

Enescu Festival 2023 – Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. Lahav Shani conducts Enescu & Brahms, with Alexandre Kantorow playing Prokofiev’s Second Piano Concerto. Live stream on Enescu Festival website, also live on Radio România Cultural.

Thursday, September 7, 2023 Grand Palace Hall, Ion Câmpineanu 28, Bucharest, Romania The Israel Philharmonic's second Festival appearance concluded with Brahms's First Symphony, a big-boned spacious account led by Lahav Shani if not without gutsy attack or emotional...

Enescu Festival 2023 – Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. Lahav Shani conducts Farrenc & Haydn, with Gil Shaham playing Brahms’s Violin Concerto. Live stream on Enescu Festival website, also live on Radio România Cultural.

Enescu Festival 2023 – Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. Lahav Shani conducts Farrenc & Haydn, with Gil Shaham playing Brahms’s Violin Concerto. Live stream on Enescu Festival website, also live on Radio România Cultural.

Wednesday, September 6, 2023 Grand Palace Hall, Ion Câmpineanu 28, Bucharest, Romania In the first of two concerts at the Enescu Festival, the Israel Philharmonic and music director Lahav Shani (he succeeded Zubin Mehta and has retained his predecessor's preference...