Daniel Lozakovich plays Korngold

**Daniel Lozakovich plays Korngold** Join us for a breathtaking journey through the orchestral masterpieces of Johannes Brahms and Erich Wolfgang Korngold, under the masterful baton of chief conductor Marc Albrecht. Albrecht, celebrated for his profound interpretations of Brahms, has already delighted audiences with his collaboration with the Antwerp Symphony Orchestra. In this concert film, he brings the powerful drama of Brahms’ Symphony No. 1 in C minor, Op. 68 to life—a work born of intense pressure to follow in Beethoven’s footsteps, yet ultimately a stunning, crowd‑pleasing triumph that resonates with audiences today. The highlight of the evening is the radiant Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 35, a nostalgically enchanting piece replete with themes from Korngold’s iconic film scores—*Another Dawn* (1937), *Anthony Adverse* (1936), and *The Prince and the Pauper* (1937). Performed by Swedish prodigy Daniel Lozakovich, the concerto glows with youthful brilliance and heartfelt lyricism, proving why Lozakovich has already become a rising star in the classical world. The program is completed with Unsuk Chin’s vigorous work, “Immediately with Strength,” showcasing the contemporary vitality of today’s repertoire. This concert film is a must-watch for fans eager to experience top musicians in their beloved pieces, all captured with lush visuals and crystal‑clear sound.  *Details and tickets are available through the links provided.*