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Under Joseph Stalin’s brutal regime, being an artist meant extreme censorship, unimaginable pressure, and life-or-death stakes. No composer of the era embodied this more than Dmitri Shostakovich, and in his Symphony No. 10 - the first of his symphonies to be composed after Stalin’s death - his newfound artistic freedom unleashed an explosive torrent of earth-shaking emotional power. Music Director Juraj Valčuha leads the darkness-to-light journey, and violinist Baiba Skride will play Britten’s fiery Violin Concerto.
Under Joseph Stalin’s brutal regime, being an artist meant extreme censorship, unimaginable pressure, and life-or-death stakes. No composer of the era embodied this more than Dmitri Shostakovich, and in his Symphony No. 10 - the first of his symphonies to be composed after Stalin’s death - his newfound artistic freedom unleashed an explosive torrent of earth-shaking emotional power. Music Director Juraj Valčuha leads the darkness-to-light journey, and violinist Baiba Skride will play Britten’s fiery Violin Concerto.