Ingrid Fliter and Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra

From the early 2000s when she won the Gilmore Artist Award and went on to become a BBC New Generation Artist, the Argentinian pianist Ingrid Fliter has built a formidable career on both sides of the Atlantic and carved a special niche for herself in Chopin. But Mozart is a key composer for her too. And she has performed his concerto K. 488 worldwide, demonstrating what the New York Times called ‘remarkable talent…elegant and lithe’. For this all-Mozart concert it is complemented perfectly by the Divertimento K. 136 and his protean 40th symphony. This symphony struck early audiences as lightweight but has gathered gravitas over the centuries – not least under the baton of Marios Papadopoulos, who conducts it here.

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