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Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Konstantin Scherbakov
I was choked by the necklace of my own fascination, attending the last piece of Scherbakov's performance of the Choral Symphony. A work of orchestra by Beethoven, reworked by Liszt. It was the piece that made me purchased the ticket.

The last piece was truly stunning.

I learn to love Shostakovich. Especially his Prelude & Fugue Opus 87, N.24 in D Minor.

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