Andrey Boreyko, Akiko Suwanai & NSO

The orchestral work "The Land of Silence" by the Russian-Swedish composer Borisova-Olaus, while previously focusing on the theme of one's birthplace, creates a captivating and imaginative space through its dreamlike and enchanting melodies. Rimsky-Korsakov's symphonic suite, "Fables from the Arab World," draws on Arabic literature, bringing together ancient legends and exotic melodies, resulting in not only vivid musical imagery but also a strong narrative. "The Father of Modern Polish Music," Szymanowski, began with Impressionism and incorporated Eastern influences to compose the "First Violin Concerto," which opened a new era in the 20th century.