A feather in the cap for the CSO for being given the opportunity to premiere a symphony that should go down as one of the most important works of the late 20th Century. The music dense and powerful, yet it should be considered accessible to both the modern and romantic ear. Its four movements are drenched in intense emotion, from the kinetic tension of the first movement, and the halliciatory and schizophrentic dance of the second, to the haunting piano being played offstage in the finale, this music will chill your spine as it intrigues your mind.