I just listened to this concert and I gotta say it was really good 
. The piano concerto by Fazil Say was like, super intense 
, but also kind of obvious at times, you know? But the way the conductor, Rouvali, guided the musicians was amazing 
. And then there was Dvořák's symphony... it was like a breath of fresh air after all that urgency 
. I loved how the conductor balanced different styles and made it sound so elegant 
. And Santtu-Matias Rouvali is definitely someone to watch out for - he really brought out the best in the orchestra 
. Overall, it was a great way to end the Philharmonia's 80th anniversary year... I'd totally go see them again
. The piano concerto by Fazil Say was like, super intense , but also kind of obvious at times, you know? But the way the conductor, Rouvali, guided the musicians was amazing . And then there was Dvořák's symphony... it was like a breath of fresh air after all that urgency . I loved how the conductor balanced different styles and made it sound so elegant . And Santtu-Matias Rouvali is definitely someone to watch out for - he really brought out the best in the orchestra . Overall, it was a great way to end the Philharmonia's 80th anniversary year... I'd totally go see them again