BBC Symphony Orchestra/Sousa

Debussy gazed at the waves of the English channel, and saw – and heard – a thousand glowing colours. Isolated and ill, the exiled Bartók wrote a piano concerto for his beloved wife, and created rhythms that dance for joy. And in our own time, Unsuk Chin gazes into the infinite and finds a star that pulses in time with the human heart. That’s actually true: Chin’s wondrous new orchestral work takes its cue both from Korean court music and the cu...