[NEW] How can a film accompany a live orchestral performance of a symphony? This was the question facing William Kentridge in 2022, when the Lucerne Symphony Orchestra commissioned the film Oh To Believe in Another World to accompany Dmitri Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 10. Using collage and puppetry, Kentridge creates an “abandoned Soviet museum,” inhabited by a cast of figures who drift through its spaces—including Lenin, Stalin, and Shostakovich himself. Watch the Lucerne Symphony Orchestra per

Serge Rachmaninoff: Symphony No 2🌠 A clip from our recent performance of the opulent symphony, with our Chief Conductor Designate Sir Antonio Pappano. How does this one make you feel? | London Symphony Orchestra

103K views · 2.4K reactions | This performance of Mozart’s Serenade No. 10 in B-flat major, ‘Gran Partita,’ is dedicated to our audiences in SF & around the world. We hope the music’s beauty & simplicity will bring you moments of happiness & peace. Please take care, & thank you for continuing to make music a part of your lives! #MusicConnects | San Francisco Symphony | Facebook

188K views · 8.6K reactions | An epic ending for both the Organ and the timpani.  Here’s a throwback to our performance of Saint-Saëns: Symphony No. 3 last year with Anna Lapwood. | London Philharmonic Orchestra | Facebook