Mehta – Matsuev with Liszt 2, in Firenze
Zubin Mehta, conductor and Denis Matsuev, piano with FRANZ LISZT Concerto n. 2 in la maggiore R. 456 for pianoforte and orchestra, and ANTON BRUCKNER Sinfonia n. 8 in c minor with Orchestra Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, in Florence, Italy at Teatro Comunale 2014 April 5th.
Denis Leonidovich Matsuev, pianist (born 1975), was performing Lizst no 2 pianoconcerto in Florenze, conducted by Zubin Mehta.
Review by Fabio Bardelli
FIRENZE/ITALY: It was a wonderful evening at Florence’s Teatro Comunale, with Indian conductor Zubin Mehta really in great shape. On the program, Liszt’ Concert Nr. 2 for piano and orchestra, a work not so famous and much less performed than Concert Nr. 1
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. The soloist was young Russian Denis Matsuev, who plays with great virtuosity and subtleties.
Matsuev plays solidly, his sound is bright and rich in volume so that he can compete with the full sound of Mehta’s ensemble. Moreover, the young soloist looks for the right colours and expressivity, and shows a pianism rich in strong contrasts
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His collaboration with Mehta and the Orchestra was exemplary at all, with a continuous exchange of ideas and stimulations. Matsuev had a real triumph and played even three encore
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Bruckner’s Symphony Nr 8 is an enormous composition timing about one hour and twenty, that needs a huge orchestral ensemble. Mehta seems to be quite at ease with the music of this composer, delineating very well the phrasing and the colours, so to give us back this page in all its extrahordinary harmonic and timbrical richness.
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The conductor and Maggio Musicale Fiorentino Orchestra, both in a perfect shape, had a very warm success form the audience that filled up the House. It was really a very beautiful concert, to remember.
Fabio Bardelli
translation from italian Bruno Tredicine