New York Classical Review13 天
Rarities shine, Schubert drags with Muti, Vienna Philharmonic
Greatness can be a burden, and Schubert’s Symphony No. 9, nicknamed the “Great,” seemed to labor under the weight of its ...
New York Classical Review14 天
Vienna Philharmonic & Muti open Carnegie stand with sluggish Schubert and Bruckner
The New York Philharmonic this season has been led by a rotating cast of visiting conductors, and yet their playing has been consistently sharp, energetic, and flexible; unsatisfactory experiences ...
New York Classical Review16 天
After extended break, Hahn returns in memorable Brahms with Philharmonic
That’s the background to this week’s New York Philharmonic program. The addition is not just to the orchestra but to the ...
New York Classical Review16 天
Charleston orchestras dance the night away at Carnegie Hall
Three stagefuls of musicians from that city occupied Carnegie Hall Wednesday night, in what was billed as “A Celebration of Charleston.” Familiar masterworks alternated with a selection of orchestral ...
New York Classical Review18 天
NYCO Orchestra seems between two worlds in uneven Carnegie outing
The tantalizing nature of what was and could be appeared on stage in Carnegie Hall Monday night with a concert performance from the New York City Opera Orchestra—concert music, no opera—in an odd ...
New York Classical Review19 天
Parlando movingly explores spiritual matters from Dessner to Vaughan Williams
Ian Niederhoffer and Parlando returned to Merkin Hall on Sunday afternoon for a program titled “Mystic Chords.” The theme bent towards the spiritual, with performances of three works that epitomize ...