Ludwig van Beethoven at the age of thirteen, unknown painter, circa 1783
Beethoven cycle (II)
Beethoven’s Second and Fourth Symphonies have always suffered from their proximity to his Third and Fifth, which enjoy especial prominence and a unique space in audiences’ affections. In truth, however, neither work lacks anything is majesty, inspiration or beauty, and Vassilis Christopoulos’ interpretations will give audiences an opportunity to ascertain this for themselves in the concert hall.
