Death and Transfiguration

In 1889, at the age of 25, Richard Strauss established himself as the king of the symphonic poem. With "Death and Transfiguration," he sets to music the final hour of an artist, weaving memories, suffering, hope, and peace. Benjamin Grosvenor, described as a "resounding meteorite" in the piano world, presents the enchanting virtuosity of Liszt, whose lyrical and narrative writing is rich with beauty, in collaboration with the OPRL. The famous "P...