Strauss, Smith, and Salonen
Esa-Pekka Salonen leads two premieres, capped by Strauss’ Zarathustra, with its earthshaking fanfare made famous by Stanley Kubrick.
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Strauss, Smith, and Salonen
The LA Phil’s Conductor Laureate—now Music Director of the San Francisco Symphony—exults in a program that includes his tribute to Frank Gehry, a major premiere by the exceedingly creative Gabriella Smith, and Strauss’ whirlwind of a symphonic poem that begins with an awesome fanfare to end all fanfares, well known for its use in 2001: A Space Odyssey.