Kansai Medical Student Symphony Orchestra 33rd Regular Concert

R. Strauss, Symphonic Poem, "Death and Transfiguration."
A sick man lies in a dark and narrow room on his deathbed. He recalls the happy days of his life. Suddenly, the struggle against death begins, and the obsession with life is seen, but eventually it runs out of strength. The ideal he pursued was never realized. Now that he has died and become a soul, his fear is replaced by peace. He finds his ideal world and is transformed by heaven.
The heartbeat of the sick, the sweet recollections, the struggle against death, the beautiful and mysterious transformations, the grand finale...
Enjoy this expressive and dramatic work!

M. Bruch, Romance for viola and orchestra.
The sweet and beautiful melody of this piece is impressive.
The melody is full of romance for solo viola. The interaction between the solo viola and the orchestra. Dramatic orchestra. Please enjoy this charming romance at the concert hall!

R. Strauss Symphonic Poem "Life of a Hero
A masterpiece of R. Strauss, characterized by its large orchestra and magnificent orchestration.
If the model for "Hero" is R. Strauss himself, this work can be said to be his autobiography.
The powerful and heroic theme that symbolizes "Hero," the expressive violin solo that represents "Hero's Companion," the emotions of the hero expressed by the woodwinds and brass, the powerful battles, the peaceful countryside, and so on...there are many things to listen to in this great piece! Don't miss the previous piece, "Death and Transfiguration," which appears in "The Hero's Achievement."
Please enjoy this well-known masterpiece as if you were watching a drama!