Pianist

Francesca da Rimini is Tchaikovsky's dramatic telling of the life that inspired the Divine Comedy.

The Rachmaninoff is considered to be one of the most difficult piano concertos. We welcome back Cincinnati pianist Dror Biran, who last performed with us in 2019.

Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 3

Central Ohio Symphony

The Winstead Chamber Series concludes its 23/24 season with a collection of music highlighting the CSO’s winds and strings. From the folk-inspired Schulhoff Concertino and the reflective Reinecke Trio, to the rhapsodic and rhythmic Trio from Khachaturian and the crafted harmonies of Schumann’s String Quartet, there is something for every chamber music fan to love.

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Spotlight on Winds & Strings

Cincinnati Music Hall

Tchaikovsky’s Trio for Piano, Violin and Cello is a gigantic piece of music considering the size of the ensemble. Written in memory of Tchaikovsky’s friend and teacher Nicholas Rubinstein, the piece is full of rich textures and wonderful melodies, but there is a poignant emotionality present throughout, culminating in a finale drenched in despair and mourning. Brahms’ touching and beautiful Trio precedes this mammoth piece, while Ruth Gipp’s playful dialogue between winds and harp, representing the story of Pan & Apollo’s competition, opens the program.

Dror Brian

Pianist

Events

Past events

May 4, 2024

Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 3 · Central Ohio Symphony

Apr 25, 2024

Spotlight on Winds & Strings · Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra

Future and recently performed repertoire

Piano in Piano Trio by Tchaikovsky

Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra

Piano in Clarinet Trio in A major by Reinecke

Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra

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