Tchaikovsky and Adès
Elim Chan explores the passions of Tchaikovsky’s Fifth, and towering virtuoso Leila Josefowicz plays Thomas Adès’ concerto.
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Tchaikovsky and Adès
“[Leila Josefowicz] is the inevitable go-to violinist when the orchestra is in need of a daring, probing, thinking, dancing, spectacularly virtuosic soloist” (Los Angeles Times). A hero to so many living composers for her fearless playing, she takes on Thomas Adès’ “Concentric Paths” Violin Concerto. The high-powered Elim Chan leads one of Tchaikovsky’s most passionate and popular symphonies and opens the program with a world premiere by the talented Clarice Assad.
This performance is generously supported in part by the Kohl Virtuoso Violin Fund.
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