Pairing Mahler and Zwilich and Their Fifth Symphonies
By STEVE SMITH
On Monday at Carnegie Hall, the Juilliard Orchestra introduced Ellen Taaffe Zwilich’s new Symphony No. 5.
By STEVE SMITH
On Monday at Carnegie Hall, the Juilliard Orchestra introduced Ellen Taaffe Zwilich’s new Symphony No. 5.
Bracing for Bad Days, Operas and Orchestras Batten Down Hatches
By DANIEL J. WAKIN
As it has everywhere else these days, the economic crisis has hit classical music, a particularly fragile corner of the nonprofit world that depends as much on donations as on ticket sales.
By DANIEL J. WAKIN
A gala concert announcement on Monday sends an immediate signal that Alan Gilbert hopes to impose his own stamp on the New York Philharmonic, including a greater focus on contemporary music.
Music Review Maurizio Pollini
Attacking the Piano With His Forcefulness, as Usual
By ALLAN KOZINN
Both fans and detractors of the pianist Maurizio Pollini agree that his playing is powerful and precise, driven by a probing intellect and executed with steely, virtually infallible fingers.
Music Review
Intergenerational Harmony at Tucker Gala
By VIVIEN SCHWEITZER
As always, emerging singers shared the stage with established stars at the annual Richard Tucker Music Foundation gala concert on Sunday.
A gala concert announcement on Monday sends an immediate signal that Alan Gilbert hopes to impose his own stamp on the New York Philharmonic, including a greater focus on contemporary music.
Music Review Maurizio Pollini
Attacking the Piano With His Forcefulness, as Usual
By ALLAN KOZINN
Both fans and detractors of the pianist Maurizio Pollini agree that his playing is powerful and precise, driven by a probing intellect and executed with steely, virtually infallible fingers.
Music Review
Intergenerational Harmony at Tucker Gala
By VIVIEN SCHWEITZER
As always, emerging singers shared the stage with established stars at the annual Richard Tucker Music Foundation gala concert on Sunday.
NYTIMES
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