Prokofiev: Symphony No. 4
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40m
PROKOFIEV Symphony No. 4
In 1947, 17 years after its premiere, Sergei Prokofiev made a revision of his Fourth Symphony (Op. 47) so radical that many commentators regard the revised version as a new work altogether. Its new opus number (Op. 112) supports that view.
Recorded live at Severance Music Center on May 8 & 10, 2025
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