by Michael Cirigliano II It may not seem like Russian orchestral music would align with the Berlin Philharmonic's glossy, pristine […]
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Continuing where they left off on Sunday night, a downsized Berlin Philharmonic and chief conductor Simon Rattle returned to Carnegie Hall on Monday night to
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"It's like Christmas all year round with these pieces." – Sir Simon Rattle At the center of the Berlin Philharmonic's residency
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Whenever I start to feel a bit jaded about music, there are nights like last night, when I was privileged
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Over the past 40 years, the Kronos Quartet has been responsible for more new music than any other institution, commissioning
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by Nick StubblefieldHiroyuki Ito for The New York Times I've attended many great presentations of new music in New York
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by Robert Leeper “We are Hungarian, but we also play…” and the list of musical influences on traditional Hungarian folk
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by Robert Leeper John Lurie and the Lounge Lizards in the early 1980s Le Poisson Rouge's festival tribute to American
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Over the past half-century, West Africa has yielded an incredibly rich crop of musicians who have merged the indigenous music of the
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