Vengerov’s debut was in Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto. His “fresh and unforced” performance “also benefited from the energy and deftness of Nicholas McGegan [who] wrestled the smallish orchestra into a taut, crisp ensemble” that also performed Schubert’s Symphony No. 6 and orchestrated lieder featuring members of the Aspen Opera Theatre and Vocal Arts program. Read more below.
Nicholas McGegan ‘In sync’ with Maxim Vengerov at Aspen
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