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Newly resigned conductor of the Vienna Philharmonic, Franz Welser-Most, returns for sweeping performances of music by Nielsen and Sibelius.


Vienna Philharmonic

From the Capital of Music, this week's show features the legendary Vienna Philharmonic.


Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra

As spring as sprung for the most part the locale is less important, but I think the planners for the Cleveland Orchestra had a great idea when they decided to hold a few of their January concerts - like this one - in sunny Miami.


The Cleveland Orchestra

The show must go on! This week's concert features a twelfth hour change, when the original soloist suddenly became ill. Luckily, Gil Shaham lives right down the street and was able to fill in at a moment's notice.


As spring has sprung for the most part the locale is less important, but I think the planners for the Cleveland Orchestra had a great idea when they decided to hold a few of their January concerts -- like this one -- in sunny Miami.


You'll go in for the Strauss ("2001" anyone?), but don't underestimate the Mozart. This little known Sinfonia for violin and viola is fan-flippin-tastic! It's a great performance with great soloists, and the Viennese know their Mozart better than anyone.


Franz Welser-Most

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