Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg died on this day, 4 September in 1907. Here is the galloping prelude from his Holberg Suite, Op.40. The suite of five movements is very much his own take on baroque forms, seasoned with expressive violin solos, bouncing rhythms and playful humour. Enjoy more filmed performances at our Youtube membership channel for only £1.99 a month. Join today: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrHICovzXa3ePnfRqUV5wkQ/join | Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment

Arthur Rubinstein's interpretation of Edvard Grieg's Piano Concerto in A minor, Op. 16 Grieg's concerto he performed frequently throughout his career. His interpretations are celebrated for their lyrical expressiveness and technical mastery. Grieg's Piano Concerto was first performed in 1869, and it quickly gained popularity. Rubinstein's interpretations helped to further solidify its status as one of the most beloved piano concertos in the classical repertoire. Rubinstein made several recording