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The incomparable Mitsuko Uchida—one of the most intuitive Beethoven interpreters of our time—concludes a historic, three-year Perspectives series at Carnegie Hall with the sublime Piano Concerto No. 4, performing as soloist alongside Andris Nelsons and the Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO). Music fans will also be eager to hear Nelsons and the BSO perform a symphony by Shostakovich, following their eight-year, wildly acclaimed, and multi-Grammy–win...
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1 dates (23 Apr - 23 Apr)
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23
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8:00 pm
Carnegie Hall
New York City, NY, United States
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