At the Grave of Messiaen
The grave of Olivier Messiaen and Yvonne Loriod-Messiaen in the Eglise Saint-Theoffrey, overlooking Lac de Petichet and Le Tabor. (See […]
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Fěte de la Musique Pics
Nasser, playing next to the Fontaine de la Rotonde, Aix-en-Provence, during Fěte de la Musique 2011. More pics on the
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Fete de la Musique – à France
I'm sorry to be missing today's Make Music New York, but happy to be in France, where Fete de la
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Barcelona Bound
Tonight, I leave for Europe, with ports of call throughout Spain, France and – for the first time – Switzerland.
Bruckner, Beethoven and Currier
Alan Gilbert may not be the most charismatic conductor we have in this country, but he might be our most
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Upright Piano Brigade
Ever since it opened 10 years ago, Barbès has had an upright piano next to the mantle in the back
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Wordless Music Orchestra: Glass, Ligeti and Greenwood
It's been more than three years since the Wordless Music Orchestra gave the U.S. premiere of Johnny Greenwood's Popcorn Superhet
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Spring For Music
What is a symphony, anyway? That was the question posed last night by the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, who were in
Magnus Lindberg @ Baryshnikov Arts Center
A thrilling – and free – recital last night at the Baryshnikov Arts Center, with Finnish composer and pianst Magnus Lindberg
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