Mostly Mozart Festival 2012: Bird Walk
Peter Joost, a quiet and gentle board member of NYC Audubon for the past two decades, led a bird walk in Central Park yesterday as part of the Mostly Mozart Festival, which […]
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Third Coast Percussion Hammers Cage at MoMA
by Angela Sutton Third Coast Percussion dodged the raindrops at MoMA on Thursday night, presenting a mostly John Cage concert in honor of the composer's centenary and his 1943 MoMA percussion
Philadelphia Orchestra at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center
SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY - It's racing season up here in Saratoga, and with it comes the return of the Philadelphia Orchestra to the Saratoga Performing Arts Center, where they have performed
Garrick Ohlsson with the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra
Wednesday night's concert by the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra in Avery Fisher Hall was a microcosm of what the Mostly Mozart Festival has become under directors Jane Moss and Louis
Grand Band at (Le) Poisson Rouge
by Andreas Hager What happens when six pianists walk into a bar? Grand Band's performance Tuesday night at (Le) Poisson Rouge was a chance to find out. Once upon a time
Pablo Ziegler and Lara St. John Play Piazzolla at Naumburg Bandshell
Nearly twenty-five years to the day, Ziegler returned to the bandshell last night to recreate that famous concert before a crowd of over 1,000, with thousands more listening on WQXR. Joining
Mostly Mozart: Chamber Orchestra of Europe and International Contemporary Ensemble
The Mostly Mozart Festival continued this past Sunday with a pair of concerts not necessarily intended to go together, but doable as a double, at least for those with comfortable shoes.
Chamber Orchestra of Europe Presents All-Beethoven Program
by Michael Cirigliano II For their first of two concerts as part of this year’s Mostly Mozart Festival, the Chamber Orchestra of Europe presented an all-Beethoven program Thursday night at
Mostly Mozart: Nelson Freire and Lawrence Brownlee
by Angela Sutton Lincoln Center opened its Mostly Mozart Festival on Tuesday night with a program drawn entirely from Mozart's mature years in Vienna. Conductor Louis Langrée, in his tenth year