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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Tonight at 8:00 p.m., the celebrated organist Jon Gillock continues his cycle of Messiaen's complete organ music at the Church
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by Angela Sutton The spirit of Rachmaninoff hung over the auditorium at 92nd Street Y on Saturday night, and not
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The Broadway Chamber Players make their way out from the depths of theater pits and into the spotlight to present their debut
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