Feast of Music Turns Seven
Seven years ago today, Feast of Music was launched with a review of—of all things—the Minnesota Orchestra at Carnegie Hall […]
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Sasha Cooke with Greenwich Village Orchestra
by Angela Sutton The Greenwich Village Orchestra brought a bit of fantasy to relieve a gloomy February Sunday this past weekend
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Sasha Cooke in Recital at Alice Tully Hall
by Caitlin Kelley Photo credit: Rikki Cooke Every so often a performer emerges whose genuine conviction and artistry inspires the
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Preview: Sasha Cooke with Greenwich Village Orchestra
Photo credit: Dario Acosta Guest conductor Pierre Vallet returns to the Greenwich Village Orchestra on Sunday, February 9, at 3:00
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Broadway Chamber Players Debut at St. Patrick’s Cathedral
by Melanie Wong Out from the dark and into the light: Six of Broadway's premier musicians left the depths of
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Jon Gillock Plays Messiaen at the Church of the Ascension
An extraordinary performance by Jon Gillock last night of Messiaen's early music, Le Banquet Celeste and La Nativite du Seigneur, on Ascension's Manton Memorial organ.
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Philadelphia Orchestra with Radu Lupu at Carnegie Hall
It's somewhat unfair that the Philadelphia Orchestra—by any measure one of the country's great ensembles—is situated as close as it
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New York Philharmonic Celebrates Chinese New Year
The NY Phil might be on its way to Asia right now, but they brought a bit of the Pacific Rim
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NY Phil’s Young People’s Concert with Very Young Composers
The NY Phil's Young People's Concerts, the world's longest running family concert series, had already been around for 34 years when Leonard Bernstein took
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