Music Review | Orpheus Chamber Orchestra : One Pianist, One Orchestra, No Conductor
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The Orpheus Chamber Orchestraâs first concert of the season at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday was a solid if commonplace program that danced around late Romanticism and the first rumblings of modernism.
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A full house inside. Hundreds of people outside. A national TV audience. What more could an orchestra want? That's what the New York Philharmonic got on opening night, all that, plus two pianists.
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The composer belts out an impressive concert.
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RIO VISTA, Calif. -- Unfazed by the sounds of o
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Interesting music does not tell us to be good or bad. It asks only to be admired. Getting great music and simple faith together happens, but with difficulty.
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Viviane Hagnerâs violin recital with the pianist Tatiana Goncharova at the 92nd Street Y on Thursday was mostly Brahms but mainly about Bartokâs Sonata for Solo Violin.
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The pianist has become famous for high invention at low volume, which was difficult to showcase against a drummer from a much busier and louder aesthetic universe.
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In ÂCopying BeethovenÂ Ed Harris proves an ideal substitute for the deaf, brooding composer, acting with a violent turbulence that sometimes floods the room.
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Kristjan Jarviâs ensemble supported and furthered the eveningâs explorations of world music with a robust and often free-blowing sound.
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The ensemble is well tuned, reasonably together and certainly not lacking in enthusiasm. Its size was not right for the space.
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Living in a city without a full-time jazz station, I have to rely on CDs and downloads to hear my fill of Miles Davis and John Coltrane. But to discover new jazz from singer Madeleine Peyroux or pianist Bruce Barth, it's necessary to reach past broadcast radio to online music services, music blogs...
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It&#39;s not often you hear talk of Beethoven, Bach and baseball in the same breath. But at Symphony Hall on Thursday, that&#39;s what happened when the Boston Symphony Orchestra introduced
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A modest, good-natured example of new-from-old appeared in the middle of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Centerâs Sunday program at the New York Society for Ethical Culture.
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The pianist Leif Ove Andsnes was the soloist in a vibrant, brilliant performance of Brahmsâs Piano Concerto No. 2 in B flat.
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Reviews of new releases by Utrecht String Quartet, Munich Philharmonic and the Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra and Chorus.
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Early user reviews of IBM&#39;s new Lotus Symphony office software suite are unlikely to be music to IBM&#39;s ears.
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Andrew J. Nemrâs disciplined, likable ensemble manage to be appealing without being particularly engaging in âWhere the Music Livesâ at the Julia Miles Theater.