With the clear, light Piano Concerto No. 4, Beethoven composed a dialogue between piano and orchestra. It evokes the image of Orpheus taming the wild animals, or at least that is what Liszt heard in it. This piano concerto is a work that fell into oblivion after its premiere, and thanks to Mendelssohn is still performed today. With Arthur Jussen, this masterpiece is in absolutely capable hands.

It took a long time for the precise, perfectionist Austrian Anton Bruckner to be satisfied with his composition of the Fourth Symphony . But it eventually became one of his most beloved symphonies. The nickname 'Romantic', coined by Bruckner himself, can be heard in the images he conjures up: knights and horses, a medieval city at dawn and nature awakening. For a long time now, the Residentie Orkest this magnificent work again, this time conducted by the dynamic Michal Nesterowicz.