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Jonathon Heyward conducts Chineke! Orchestra © BBC | Andy Paradise

Londres

Collaboration, innovation and defiance: Chineke! at the BBC Proms

Por Eleanor Knight, 05 septiembre 2025

Jonathon Heyward steps in to conduct Chineke! in two UK premieres and Shostakovich's rip-roaring Tenth Symphony.

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Londres

05 sep 2025

Collaboration, innovation and defiance: Chineke! at the BBC Proms

Por Eleanor Knight

Baltimore

Concertos old and new on Jonathon Heyward’s energetic Baltimore program

Por Sam Jacobson, 08 junio 2025

Jonathon Heyward led the Baltimore Symphony in a Beethoven piano concerto along with a new Concerto for Orchestra by composer-in-residence James Lee III.

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Baltimore

08 jun 2025

Concertos old and new on Heyward’s energetic Baltimore program

Por Sam Jacobson

Yeol Eum Son and the BBC Symphony Orchestra © BBC | Mark Allan

Londres

Flashy Prokofiev and Respighi from the BBCSO and Antonio Méndez

Por Chris Garlick, 06 diciembre 2024

Stepping in for an indisposed Jonathon Heyward, Antonio Méndez conducts the BBCSO at their most colourful and joyously virtuosic.

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Londres

06 dic 2024

Flashy Prokofiev and Respighi from the BBCSO and Antonio Méndez

Por Chris Garlick

Andris Nelsons, Paul Lewis, Boston Symphony Orchestra © Hilary Scott

Lenox

Koussevitzky at 150: Tanglewood celebrates with James Lee, Copland, Thompson and Stravinsky

Por Kevin Wells, 28 julio 2024

The closing concert for the triple anniversary of Serge Koussevitzky and the BSO takes a fittingly ritualistic turn.

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Lenox

28 jul 2024

Koussevitzky at 150: Tanglewood celebrates

Por Kevin Wells

Baltimore

From Manhattan to Rome: musical journeys end Baltimore Symphony season

Por Cameron Kelsall, 16 junio 2024

Jonathan Heyward's first season as BSO Music Director closed with an exciting world premiere from composer-in-residence James Lee III, alongside audience favorites old and new.

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Baltimore

16 jun 2024

Musical journeys end Baltimore Symphony season

Por Cameron Kelsall

Kansas City

Time of transition as Michael Stern begins his final season at the Kansas City Symphony

Por Hilary Stroh, 16 septiembre 2022

Gil Shaham is the outstanding soloist in Saint-Saëns' Third Violin Concerto as a new season gets under way.

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Kansas City

16 sep 2022

Time of transition at the Kansas City Symphony

Por Hilary Stroh

Nueva York

Anthony McGill, Susanna Phillips and Myra Huang rekindle New York’s musical life at 92Y

Por Edward Sava-Segal, 11 mayo 2021

The evening’s great surprise came with Chavah's Daughters Speak, a world premiere by James Lee III.

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Nueva York

11 may 2021

Rekindling New York’s musical life at 92Y

Por Edward Sava-Segal

Boston

Heady potpourri Lee, Shostakovich, Smetana and Yuja Wang at the Boston Symphony

Por Kevin Wells, 04 octubre 2019

Yuja Wang embodies the flash, brilliance and wry, irreverent humor of Shostakovich’s First Piano Concerto.

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Boston

04 oct 2019

Heady potpourri Lee, Shostakovich, Smetana in Boston

Por Kevin Wells

Atlanta

Joseph Young leads the Atlanta Symphony in Dvořák

Por William E Ford, 20 octubre 2016

Assistant Conductor Joseph Young led a flat performance of the beloved Dvořák New World Symphony and violin soloist Joseph Swensen played an eccentric version of the Barber Violin Concerto.

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Atlanta

20 oct 2016

Joseph Young leads the Atlanta Symphony in Dvořák

Por William E Ford

Seattle

Philippe Quint performs programme of “Bernstein & Beyond” in Seattle

Por Laurence Vittes, 24 junio 2016

Philippe Quint programmes an invigorating menu in Seattle, taking its inspiration from Leonard Bernstein.

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Seattle

24 jun 2016

“Bernstein & Beyond” in Seattle

Por Laurence Vittes