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New Year's Concert 2014
Wiener Philharmoniker, Daniel Barenboim
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Presto Recording of the Week, 3rd February 2014
The themes of reconciliation, empathy and peace are subtly in evidence throughout the first part of the programme...Despite his associations with more heavyweight Austrian composers, Barenboim...
New Year's Concert 2014
Wiener Philharmoniker, Daniel Barenboim
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Awards:
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Presto Recording of the Week, 3rd February 2014
The themes of reconciliation, empathy and peace are subtly in evidence throughout the first part of the programme...Despite his associations with more heavyweight Austrian composers, Barenboim...
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New Year's Concert 2014
3rd Feb 2014
Daniel Barenboim conducts the Wiener Philharmoniker in the traditional New Year’s Day programme of waltzes, polkas and marches from the Strauss Family and friends.
Awards and reviews
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Presto Recording of the Week3rd February 2014
3rd February 2014
The themes of reconciliation, empathy and peace are subtly in evidence throughout the first part of the programme...Despite his associations with more heavyweight Austrian composers, Barenboim never overplays his hand and has the idiom absolutely off-pat...he shapes and paces things quite beautifully, revealing all sorts of detail and preventing things from ever becoming too bombastic or four-square.
16th February 2014
Recent New Year’s Day concerts have been flat affairs, but the champagne spirit flows freely in Daniel Barenboim’s second stint on the podium...The plums (encores apart) are a seductive Tales from the Vienna Woods (Johann II) and a gorgeous Moonlight Interlude from Capriccio
