Stream with Yulianna Avdeeva & Robert Trevino: Bernstein - Symphony No. 2 "The Age of Anxiety" 

Yulianna and Robert, I am deeply impressed by your unique presentation of Bernstein’s 2nd Symphony. In fact, it was much more than that: You delved deeply into the shattering philosophic and psychologic message of the composition, touching all fundamental aspects of human condition: moral and spiritual failure despite advanced technologies, the only hope represented by that fermata of sacred Silence, to which pointed the wisest men of all traditions and epochs, and the obvious continuity of consciousness after leaving any of its physical bodies, proved beyond doubt since time immemorial but still forgotten in a state of tremedous but unjustified anxiety steeped in materialistic heresy. You’ve done a good job, Yulianna and Robert, now while a new war is about to start, the pandemic decimates us and thousands of species die out every year.

Fascinating artistic interpretation into the art of sound by Yulianna & Robert and the meaning of various chords, keys and notes of Bernstein's "The Age of Anxiety" for the 20th century in preparation of I am sure for a wonderful concert to follow all your hard work..

Thank you very much!!

Thanks for the lesson Yulianna. It colors the bar scene with a suspension as of waiting (for something) and a restlessness appears. It's like an impressionist painting. Also thanks to Robert who I read he directed in Torino at RAI that's the city I was born. :-) Ciao

So interesting to witness! Thank you both! Have great concerts 🌹

Thank you !

Thank you both for this wonderful video. Have gotten answers to my inner questions. Looking forward to the performance! All the best and blessings to you all!

Thank you Yulianna and Robert for providing an opportunity to become more familiar with this work by a man that I know better as a conductor and as a wonderful educator.

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Greaat job! Thanks again that we can follow you through your new projects. Conversations like this are fantastic to understand the music. Piano sounds amazing! my favourite parts are in minute 32 and 33:20 :-D I also liked Mr Treviño's reflection very much in 50:40, wonderful!