Michel Beroff Stravinsky Seiji Ozawa, Orchestre De Paris - Capriccio Mouvements 1958 Concerto Per Pianoforte

Review by Mark Schauss

Capriccio Mouvements 1958 Concerto Per Pianoforte by Michel Beroff Stravinsky Seiji Ozawa, Orchestre De Paris is a stunning album that showcases the brilliance of these maestros in a captivating way. The album is a must-have for classical music lovers who appreciate the intricate interplay between the piano and the orchestra.

One of the highlights of the album is the Concerto Per Pianoforte, which is a masterpiece of composition by Stravinsky. Michel Beroff's performance on the piano is nothing short of phenomenal, and his virtuosity is on full display throughout the concerto. The Orchestre De Paris, under the direction of Seiji Ozawa, provides a rich and dynamic accompaniment that complements Beroff's performance perfectly.

The album also features Capriccio, which is a fascinating piece that showcases the individual talents of each member of the orchestra. The orchestration is complex and intricate, and the musicians execute it flawlessly. The result is a stunning performance that is both thrilling and captivating.

Summary by Mark Schauss

Capriccio Mouvements 1958 Concerto Per Pianoforte is a remarkable album that showcases the brilliance of Michel Beroff, Seiji Ozawa, and the Orchestre De Paris. The performances are masterful, and the music is both challenging and rewarding. It is a must-have for classical music fans who appreciate the beauty and complexity of orchestral music.