Coffee Conversation: Jane Moss
"I could compare my music to white light which contains all colors. Only a prism can divide the colors and […]
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Classical
Vienna in New York
"Autumn in New York/ It spells the thrill of first-nighting" (Vernon Duke) As Tony Tommasini wrote last week in the Times,
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Vienna Phil @ Carnegie This Weekend
(Zubin Mehta with the Vienna Philharmonic, Carnegie Hall, March 2009) The new fall season is upon us, with the NY
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The Greene Space
Last year, longtime local radio station WNYC moved from its longtime digs near City Hall to a new space on
Bach, Boulez and Aimard
I neglected to mention the terrific Mostly Mozart matinee I attended a week ago Sunday at Alice Tully, which featured
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Lost In The Trees/The Loom Tonight @ Mercury Lounge
“For me, classical composition is a very humble thing. I'm no expert, by any means, but I am blown away
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How Do You Get to Citi Field? Carnegie Hall.
OK, so here's a new one: Facebook fans of Carnegie Hall just got a communication offering them $30 tickets to
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Philadelphia Orch @ SPAC Pics
More pics from the Philadelphia Orchestra's SPAC concerts this weekend on Flickr.
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Philadelphia & Tchiakovsky
The Philadelphia Orchestra ended their SPAC season last night with an all-Tchiakovsky concert that was heavy on the crowd-pleasers. After
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