Twelve days. Nine sprawling performances. Two cities. One Kirill Petrenko, whose conducting is “molten, combustible, an eruption of color.”
Critic’s Notebook: In A Wagnerian Whirlwind, One Conductor Breaks Through
DAVID ALLEN, NY Times: Music
Tue, 08/07/2018 - 12:04pm
Topics: kirill petrenko
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