Sept. 12, 2026

S2.E108 Argerich plays Shostakovich, Deh vienni, non tardar, Mozart, and The March from The Trojans, Berlioz.

S2.E108 Argerich plays Shostakovich, Deh vienni, non tardar, Mozart, and The March from The Trojans, Berlioz.

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Welcome back to Perfect Pitch with Nick Healy Hutchinson and his fresh approach to the world of classical music. Whether you're an expert or a beginner, old or young, Perfect Pitch has something for everyone.

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You may remember me once posing the question, when the summer end for you. One friend of mine suggested that for him, it ended with the finals of Wimbledon, which I think most would agree with larger amateur. Especially after the summer we've enjoyed in the UK this year. I would have really appreciated that would have been a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little earlier. And the Verb chamber orchestra conducted like a board takes a lot of people. It might surprise you to hear that artists like Argoridge could ever be played with self-doubt. I was certainly surprised to hear that although she has, of course, recorded behavior before the canal concert, she's never actually performed it in public for fear of not giving it justice. I have also heard her refer to Schopper as her unattainable love. So it's easy to forget that he wrote three lengthy sonatas as well. I think that's an idea.