BY: Nancy Malitz
Riccardo Muti and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra marked their 350th concert together, with a performance in Washington D.C.’s Kennedy Center Wednesday night at the onset of their East Coast winter tour. With dignitaries in the audience including the Italian ambassador to the U.S.
Armando Varricchio, it was a celebratory affair capped by the single big work Muti and company have most often performed together — Brahms Symphony No. 2 — which sounded brilliant in the chandeliered, shoe-box shaped Concert Hall. It was one of those nights when the mood would actually have been broken by performing an encore. The maestro left the crowd applauding, on their feet, and happy.
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