Watched a concert from last season, again with Kirill Petrenko - Stravinsky Symphony in C, Bernd Alois Zimmerman Caprichos Brasileiros and Rachmaninov Symphonic Dances - all major pieces composed in 1930s and 40s.
To be frank, I was bit disappointed - both the Stravinsky and Rachmaninov were over-deliberate, and especially the Symphonic Dances lacked dance... all beautifully played of course. The Zimmerman was interesting, clearly an early work which was very derivative and exotic sounding, first time I'd heard it and if you'd told me it was by Villa-Lobos I'd probably have gone along with that.
There are other performances of Rach's Symphonic Dances on the website, with Rattle and Tugan Sokhiev - a conductor I've never encountered. Will give them a try sometime to see if they got more sparkle and energy than Petrenko's performance.