Esther Yoo reunites with conductor Vladimir Ashkenazy and the
Philharmonia Orchestra for her latest release on Deutsche Grammophon.
The album, which spotlights the music of Tchaikovsky, is out now.
"This album is special to me not only because of the musical vibrancy
and depth in all of the works, but also because of what Tchaikovsky and
his music symbolize," says Esther. "His compositions represent how a
person who endures hardships in life can create music that gives voice
to feelings which cannot easily be expressed. Every young adult
experiences challenging periods of searching for identity, encountering
love and facing new obstacles. During such times, I often turned to
Tchaikovsky's music because I felt that he expresses the most tangible
of human emotions."
The release features Tchaikovsky's beloved Violin Concerto alongside five shorter works, including Pas de Deux and Danse Russe from Swan Lake, Sérénade Mélancolique, Valse-Scherzo, and Mélodie from Souvenir d'un lieu cher.
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