Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra with Anne-Sophie Mutter, John Williams - Composer, and more

Born in Rheinfelden, Germany, Anne-Sophie Mutter is a celebrated violinist known for her technical brilliance and emotive performances. A prodigy, she debuted with the Berlin Philharmonic under Herbert von Karajan at 13. She's recorded extensively with Deutsche Grammophon, with highlights like Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. An advocate for young musicians, she founded the Anne-Sophie Mutter Foundation. Her honors include four Grammys, Germany's Merit Cross, and collaborations with Yo-Yo Ma and André Previn. Notable works include premieres by Penderecki and Rihm, and her charitable activities are widely recognized.

The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1896, has gained acclaim under renowned conductors like Otto Klemperer and Manfred Honeck. Known for symphonic works, it has an extensive recording catalog and received a Grammy nomination for Bruckner's Symphony No. 9.