Forget Duda: the most captivating conductor in America today is David Robertson, hands down. Whether it's his innovative programs with […]
New York Philharmonic Finds Life with David Robertson Read Post »
Last weekend's edition of CONTACT!, the NY Phil's new-music series, leaned older and more establishment than in the recent past. Which is
New York Philharmonic: CONTACT! Read Post »
by David Artavia Transatlantic Ensemble’s Friday night performance at (le) Poisson Rouge might have created a new dictionary entry for
Transatlantic Ensemble Redefines Classical Music at (le) Poisson Rouge Read Post »
by Melanie Wong Known for their originality, innovation, and experimental nature, Alarm Will Sound presented “Composed for Us” last Saturday
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by Melanie Wong As the Amphion String Quartet gears up for their Carnegie Hall debut this month, violinists Katie Hyun
Amphion String Quartet Prepares for Carnegie Hall Debut Read Post »
by Melanie Wong As if winning the Principal Clarinet position with the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra last September wasn’t enough, 21-year-old
Rising Clarinetist Christopher Pell Presents Muczynski, Brahms & Mozart Read Post »
by Michael Cirigliano II Photo credit: Hiroyuki Ito, The New York Times The first two nights of the Boston Symphony’s
The Boston Symphony Continues To Be Pulled in All Directions Read Post »
By Pete M and Melanie Wong Photo credit: Richard Termine, New York Times Last week, the Los Angeles Philharmonic returned to Avery
Los Angeles Philharmonic at Avery Fisher Hall Read Post »
by Michael Cirigliano II Photo credit: Ryan Donnell Winning a principal seat in one of the nation’s top orchestras is
