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New York Classical Review6 天
Terry Riley’s 90th birthday is marked in Brooklyn with classic and modern works
Tuesday night, it was Riley as composer, represented by a contemporary work and an early masterpiece. Chase played excerpts ...
New York Classical Review14 天
Opera worlds collide and a few survive at Lincoln Center
The big event at Lincoln Center this summer is the Run Amoc* festival, produced by the American Modern Opera Company. More ...
New York Classical Review14 天
North American sounds reverberate in Met Orchestra’s season closer
At first glance, the program might be described as “contemporary conventional,” with its generous helpings of lauded present-day composers (Gabriela Ortiz and Terence Blanchard), a nod to a recent ...
New York Classical Review15 天
Chopin winner Yang displays the art that conceals art in Carnegie debut
Pianist William Yang is the winner of this year’s National Chopin Competition, an event founded by the Chopin Foundation of ...
New York Classical Review8 年
Top Ten Performances of 2016 - New York Classical Review
6. Semyon Bychkov and New York Philharmonic: Mahler’s Symphony No. 6 2016 was an excellent year for Mahlerians, with numerous fine performances of Mahler’s middle and late symphonies. It was this ...
New York Classical Review9月
Tesori’s “Grounded” scores a dark triumph in Met season opener
“If Odysseus came home every day,” sings fighter pilot Jess to her husband in Jeanine Tesori’s unsettling opera Grounded, which opened the Metropolitan Opera’s 2024-25 season Monday night, “it would ...
New York Classical Review2 年
Wang triumphs in all-Rachmaninoff, all-at-once Carnegie marathon
Long before this year’s movie awards are handed out, fans of pianist Yuja Wang were accustomed to the idea of a Chinese superheroine doing everything, everywhere, all at once. But even they might have ...
New York Classical Review5 年
Music, beauty and jugglers make for a memorable night in Met’s “Akhnaten”
Akhnaten, the last opera in Philip Glass’s trilogy of science, politics, and religion, finally made it to the Metropolitan Opera Friday night. (The Met presented Satyagraha in 2011, and back in 1976 ...
New York Classical Review1 年
Mäkelä, Orchestre de Paris conjure a spectacular “Firebird,” visceral “Rite”
One Response to “Mäkelä, Orchestre de Paris conjure a spectacular “Firebird,” visceral “Rite”” Posted Mar 17, 2024 at 1:32 pm by John kelly I completely agree with every word of this well-written ...
New York Classical Review4月
Slow to get under sail, “Moby-Dick” builds to powerful impact in Met debut
Act I was lukewarm, and a lot of that had to do with the singing and orchestral playing. Queequeg and Greenhorn are the first characters to sing, and Green and Costello were subdued in the opening ...
New York Classical Review2月
A Stravinsky night to remember with Kopatchinskaja‘s Philharmonic debut
The main attraction at New York Philharmonic concerts in David Geffen Hall this week is newness. It comes in two parts; a world premiere composition and the Philharmonic debut of a world-class soloist ...
New York Classical Review2 年
Top Ten Performances of 2022 - New York Classical Review
4. Music of Michael Gordon and Julia Wolfe. Ensemble Signal. Greatness can be difficult to appreciate when it’s part of the contemporary scene. But Michael Gordon and Julia Wolfe have been two of the ...