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...in Edinburgh June 24-26, Aberdeen June 27-29, and Inverness June 30-July 1. Does anyone know of sites with concert info?
Ted Slotkin...
When a just man dies, Lamentation and praise, Sorrow and joy are one.
Before the concert, Jens Nygaard listed (for half an hour!!) some of next season's programs (not everything is finalized; I suppose it'll be a few weeks before it's at the website). Hig...
We're going to see a 'Spring Rituals' concert with the Phoenix Symphony (Violinist: Chee-Yun; Conductor: Gerard Schwarz) performing Haydn's Symphony no. 93 in D, Bruch's Violi...
I agree with you the Szell version is great!
BUT THE HARNONCOURT VERSION RECORDED FOR THE BICENTENNIAL CONCERT ON DEC.51, 1991 IS BETTER! Cette version prise sur le vif, en concert, est la plus me...
...d her work was enormously better than the featured NY premiere of the evening, Danielpour's soporific Concerto for String Quartet (though not better than the magnificent Symphonie Fantastique tha...
Can anybody tell me where to find Cadenza score for Mozart's Adelaide Violin Concert ?
I remember 'discovering' the Scharwenka 1st at a concert of the Boston Sym/Leinsdorf in Carnegie Hall. The soloist was Earl Wild. I wrote a letter to the BSO urging them to record this unjus...
If anyone here actually showed up that night in the storm for the concert, I 'd appreciate your taunting me with details, as I paid a monstrous sum for the tickets and was then snowed in.
Berstein did a young people's concert about the Symphonie Fantastique called 'Mr. Berlioz' Psychedelic Mind Trip' or something like that.
My personal pick would be Debussy, alt...
... in Philadelphia, but I don't mind spending the money. I'm looking forward to hearing Volodos in concert for the first time.
Henry Maurer, Cherry Hill, NJ, USA...
Jens Nygaard said he will perform the whole set of four in a single concert of the Jupiter Symphony next season.
If he lives.
The concerts last week were canceled because he was having chemo. ...
Heard No. 1 in a BBCSO concert some years ago and was bowled over and bought the Tozer recordings. Not as OTT as Rachmaninov (not that that's a fault) and not as boring as Brahms.
But I must ...
... natural sound possible', but there are cheaper alternatives that'll get you in the ballpark (or concert hall, as it were). Just set a price range, and then we (meaning myself and the other ...
...y is a soprano II fach). It is the sixth movement, 'Deposuit potentes de sede. I sang it last fall in concert with a good tenor and loved it.
June...
...rquis. Need music so fine that it would make contact boring to your membership; would change your focus to concert going. Music which makes your body twirl, not twitch. A dilemma. =)...
...Marozzek' (mis-spelt, probably), Hary Janos, including some short pieces not normally included in the concert suite, and 3 wonderful pieces for childrens choir. Any Ivan Fischer/Budapest Festival...
...led his name 'correctly'. A couple of months ago, his Rhapsody for Orchestra was the encore of a concert by the Flemish Radio Orchestra conducted by M. Inoue, in a program consisting of musi...
My memories of Mitchell (as he was then referred to in the Washington papers) includes a concert with Rudolf Serkin and the Schumann Piano Concerto... this must have been in 1970. Serkin hugged himsel...
...ons, Hollywood may really be ahead of New York in acknowledging that the opposition between film music and concert music is a phantom of the last century. Today the two styles constantly interact. Joh...
... site http://www.carnegiehall.org/events/pollini/index.html I learn that Maurizio Pollini will perform 4 concerts in NYC next week: 3 at the 'Performances at 92nd Street Y' (which I ignore...
The Weill violin concerto is quite a rarity. It is not in his threepenny opera style, it is in his tougher classical vein and shows just what a good composer Weill really was. It is quite a complex wo...
A few months ago I went to a concert with the Klemperer Piano Trio. The cellist was an Afro-American, Ronald Crutcher. (The other two both teach at the Guildhall School in London.) You can read his ve...
...y Uirapurú Alert last week, I must report that as one who has waited for decades to hear this work in the concert hall I was not disappointed when the Yale Symphony Orchestra under Shinik Hahm played...
..., and catastrophic for others. I wonder what this market will look like 20 years down the road, and if the concert ticket will still be so outrageously expensive....
... International Directory of the Performing Arts, page 404 [ Reviews of my main hall Carnegie Hall 4th Solo concert 'Wagner-The Epic & The Lyric' Thursday May 28, 1998, 8 PM]...
...es, Page 1064
1997 Schwann ARTIST Guide to Classical Music Recordings: •Reviews of 2nd CARNEGIE HALL Concert & CD: “CARNEGIE HALL TEN-LANGUAGES ‘LIVE’ SOLO DÉBUT” CD: ¶“Kenneth L...
...039;Wagner's Epic Heroes' [VRCD-1595] and Carnegie Hall 'Live' Ten Language Solo Debut concert [VRCD-1504] Shakespeare's life streams before him as he dies on his 53rd birthda...
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