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South Florida Classical Review » » The Top 10 Performances of 2011
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South Florida Classical Review. New York Classical Review. The Top 10 Performances of 2011. By David Fleshler and Lawrence Budmen. 1 Michael Tilson Thomas and the New World Symphony in Mahler’s Symphony No. 6. 2 Ken Noda and friends. Photo: Gaston de Cardenas. 3 Florida Grand Opera’s. Photo: Gaston de Cardenas. 4 Florida Grand Opera’s. The soprano Elizabeth Futral performed the feat of taking on all four female roles in Florida Grand Opera’s production of Offenbach’s. 5 Violinist Ray Chen. Bach’s s...
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Chicago Classical Review » » Akiho’s mesmerizing work the highlight of MusicNOW program
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New York Classical Review. South Florida Classical Review. Akiho’s mesmerizing work the highlight of MusicNOW program. Tue Dec 17, 2013 at 2:29 pm. By Lawrence A. Johnson. Andy Akiho’s “Vick(i/y)” was performed at the CSO’s MusicNOW program Monday night at the Harris Theater. The second MusicNOW program of the season served up one of the most compelling solo performances of the year, amid three other works that included a Mason Bates premiere. Monday night’s concert at the Harris Theater opened with.
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Chicago Classical Review » » Collaborative Arts Festival leads off with intimate Schumann evening
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New York Classical Review. South Florida Classical Review. Collaborative Arts Festival leads off with intimate Schumann evening. Fri Sep 12, 2014 at 12:24 pm. Susanna Phillips performed in the opening concert of the Collaborative Arts Festival Thursday night at the Poetry Foundation. Rather than settling for a survey of Schumann’s greatest hits, the 90-minute program explored less familiar territory in selections from three of Schumann’s song collections:. Tragodie, Gedichte aus ‘Liebesfruhling’. Phan an...
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South Florida Classical Review » » Fabio Martino displays remarkable artistry at Miami Piano Festival
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South Florida Classical Review. New York Classical Review. Fabio Martino displays remarkable artistry at Miami Piano Festival. Fabio Martino performed music of Beethoven, Ravel and Scriabin Saturday night at the Miami International Piano Festival. Beethoven suits Martino, who followed the Fantasia with the monumental. His Andante held the same richness, characterized by careful releases, immaculate pedaling and impeccable voicing, especially in the suspensions of the first variation. A wonderfully fl...
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Chicago Classical Review » » Kissin’s distinctive mastery brings illumination on a rainy afternoon
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New York Classical Review. South Florida Classical Review. Kissin’s distinctive mastery brings illumination on a rainy afternoon. Mon Apr 20, 2015 at 5:05 pm. By Lawrence A. Johnson. Evgeny Kissin performed a recital Sunday afternoon at Symphony Center. Photo: Todd Rosenberg. Clearly, his many local fans felt the same way, with the crowd overflowing to significant onstage seating for a program that offered a virtual manifest of Kissin’s favored composers: Beethoven, Prokofiev, Liszt and Chopin. The hymn-...
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Chicago Classical Review » » Chicago Jazz Philharmonic engagingly bridges the genres in “Third Stream” homage
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New York Classical Review. South Florida Classical Review. Chicago Jazz Philharmonic engagingly bridges the genres in “Third Stream” homage. Sat Feb 07, 2015 at 10:56 am. Orbert Davis led the Chicago Jazz Philharmonic in a “Third Stream” program Friday night at Symphony Center. Of course, purists of both disciplines were appalled. But six decades later, the idea of a jazz and classical fusion is hardly troubling to fans and practitioners of either music. The Chicago River,. Was represented with an excerp...
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South Florida Classical Review » » Cleveland Orchestra unleashed in Stravinsky’s “Rite of Spring”
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South Florida Classical Review. New York Classical Review. Cleveland Orchestra unleashed in Stravinsky’s “Rite of Spring”. Franz Welser-Möst led the Cleveland Orchestra in music of Strauss, Debussy and Stravinsky Friday night at the Arsht Center. File photo: Carl Juste. Simon Keenlyside. Photo: Uwe Arens. Keenlyside is an intelligent artist with a voluminous, powerful baritone voice. Although there was no announcement made regarding Keenlyside being indisposed, he was clearly not at his best. Debussy ext...
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WELCOME to the only website dedicated to the American composer Samuel Barber (1910-1981). All the Barber concerts in the world this summer and the exclusive trailer of H. Paul Moon's SAMUEL BARBER, ABSOLUTE BEAUTY, the first documentary ever about the composer of the. Premiere : Sound Track Cologne Festival, August 27th 2016). On Samuel Barber : Books and Reviews (1943-2012). Samuel Barber: un nostalgique entre deux mondes. Paris, Éditions Hermann, 2012. G Schirmer, 1954. Rochester University Press, 2010.
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Boston Classical Review » Blog Archive » Young singers spark Boston Opera Collaborative’s vivid “Rinaldo”
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New York Classical Review. South Florida Classical Review. Young singers spark Boston Opera Collaborative’s vivid “Rinaldo”. March 27, 2015 at 5:11 pm. Sophie Michaux sings the title role in Handel’s “Rinaldo” at Boston Opera Collaborative. Photo: Dan Busler. Boston Opera Collaborative’s production of Handel’s. Handel’s source for. The BOC’s cast consisted of several up-and-coming singers; in fact, the BOC mission statement is to provide a venue for young singers seeking performance experience....Sophie ...
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Washington Classical Review » Blog Archive » Top Ten Performances of 2016
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New York Classical Review. South Florida Classical Review. Top Ten Performances of 2016. Tue Dec 20, 2016 at 5:45 pm. By Charles T. Downey. Catherine Foster as Brunnhilde in Washington National Opera’s “Die Walküre.” Photo: Scott Suchman. 1 Washington National Opera: Wagner’s Ring. 2 Jordi Savall, Phillips Collection. 3 Christian Gerhaher and Gerold Hubert, Vocal Arts DC. Donald Runnicles. Photo: Simon Pauly. 4 National Symphony Orchestra and Donald Runnicles: Duruflé’s Requiem. The French soprano made h...
