Conductor and Orchestra, Playing Off Each Other
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Wednesdayâs performance of two works of Mozart at Avery Fisher Hall made evident the intangible connection between the orchestraâs members and its conductor.
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The Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the union that represents its musicians reached a tentative agreement Friday on a new contract.
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In his concerts with the Met Chamber Ensemble, James Levine takes musicians from the Met Orchestra about as far as you can get from the opera repertory that occupies them night after night.
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Take 50 to 100 highly trained musicians, put instruments in their hands, place âem on stage and charge admission. Itâs called an orchestra. But how do you organize them? Pay them? Make use of their time? Keep them happy? Keep audiences happy? All sorts of models exist. I had a chat with Ivan Fischer, who leads [...].
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Now in its fourth month, the collaboration between the Boston Symphony Orchestra and James Levine (pictured) is proving to be a transformative relationship.
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Christoph Eschenbach and the Philadelphia Orchestra played with flashes of brilliance, some rough patches and palpable tension on Tuesday at Carnegie Hall.
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Conducting the Tehran Symphony Orchestra requires some adjustments. Money is scarce. The female musicians wear headscarves. An old favorite such as Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 could mean criticism from conservative quarters.
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L'Orchestra Sinfonica Rai alternera' valzer e musical
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Indian and Western artistes collaborate with each other.
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Jeffrey Milarsky led the Manhattan Sinfonietta in an energetic performance that was the picture of ensemble virtuosity.
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Composers who are also active conductors gain direct experience with a wide array of music, especially if they are as adventurous as Esa-Pekka Salonen.
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HERAKLIO, Greece -- It&#39;s almost as though their careers are intertwined, one just beginning, the other only a gold-medal match away from retirement.
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For seven years, Christopher DeLaurenti went to orchestral concerts wired, capturing the music between the music.
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Rather than being annoying interrupters, ringing phones are being embraced by Chicago's Sinfonietta
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When the French pianist HÃ©lÃ¨ne Grimaud and members of the New York Philharmonic performed chamber works at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Sunday, it seemed as if rehearsal time had probably been limited.
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The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam is at Carnegie Hall this week, showing off its chief conductor and offering three concerts of classical musicâs greatest hits.
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The three leading orchestras of this major music capital are now going through changes in artistic leadership.