162 reactions · 11 shares | Rachmaninov's expansive Symphony No.2. From the depths of Rachmaninov's depression over the failure of his First Symphony, his Second is an artistic triumph. Full of light and shade, passion and affect. This is one of the great symphonies, compellingly led by conductor Lawrence Renes. Enjoy the full performance through our digital concert hall, MSO.LIVE: https://bit.ly/2ZkU7G9 | Melbourne Symphony Orchestra | Facebook

Meet Chua Jay Roon, the talented clarinetist set to take the stage at the President’s Young Performers Concert on Saturday, 20 September 2025 at Victoria Concert Hall! 🎶✨ When she visited the Symphony 924 studio, she moved us with the lush and lyrical clarinet solo from Rachmaninov’s Symphony No. 2, Mvt. III — a performance filled with warmth and depth. 🎼💫 🎤 Catch her exclusive interview with Khim today, 15 September, at 5:30PM on Symphony 924, and get a glimpse into her artistry ahead of th

2.8K views · 365 reactions | Music Director Riccardo Muti conducts the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in Rachmaninov’s brooding yet triumphant Symphony No. 2 and Wagner’s imaginative Overture to Tannhäuser on May 11-16. Plus, witness the world premiere of Mead Composer-in-Residence Jessie Montgomery’s Transfigure to Grace at Symphony Center. Get tickets → cso.org/23379 | Chicago Symphony Orchestra | Facebook

⏪ Throwback to 2011, when piano superstar Lang Lang - 郎朗 joined the Sydney Symphony Orchestra for an unforgettable performance of Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto No.2 at the Sydney Opera House. Now, we’re beyond excited to welcome him back next week for two sold-out performances, including a solo recital and a performance of Saint-Saëns’ Piano Concerto No.2 alongside the Orchestra. | Sydney Symphony Orchestra

“It’s like saying, ‘If you like chocolate, boy, we're going to give you the best chocolate cake you've ever had in your life.’” British pianist Sir Stephen Hough explores the joy of Rachmaninov’s piano concertos ahead of a two-week Rachmaninov festival with the Sydney Symphony and conductor John Wilson in May. Read more from Sir Stephen Hough: sydsymph.com/40xBqIV | Sydney Symphony Orchestra