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The masterful violinist joins the London Philharmonic Orchestra for Brahms’ serene Violin Concerto, ahead of Tchaikovsky’s brooding, dramatic Manfred Symphony . Manfred is an outsider – an untamed spirit, tormented by impossible desires and driven into the wilderness by a society whose conventions he rejects. Tchaikovsky sensed a kindred spirit in Byron’s brooding anti-hero, and his explosive Manfred Symphony contains some of the most uncompromising (and the most tender) music he ever wrote.
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