The South Korean pianist Seong-Jin Cho is no stranger here. Immediately after his victory at the Warsaw Chopin Competition, he played with us, filling in at short notice for a colleague who had fallen ill with Brahms and bringing numerous Korean fans with him.
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Cho has an unmistakable tone. A gentle glow with a hard core, as if made for Beethoven's concertos, two of which the artist will present to us: the lyrical fourth and the festive fifth. In the fourth piano concerto, the ancient singer Orpheus plays a role. The fifth concerto is also known as the "Emperor's Concerto".
