Messiaen and Bach at Carnegie Hall

Por Stephen Raskauskas, 05 enero 2012

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Crítica hecha desde Carnegie Hall: Stern Auditorium, Nueva York el 15 diciembre 2011

Bach, Concierto de Brandeburgo núm. 3 en sol mayor, BWV1048

Messiaen, Trois petites liturgies de la Présence Divine, for orchestra

Bach, Magníficat en re mayor, BWV243

Orchestra of St Luke's

Robert Spano, Dirección

Susanna Phillips, Soprano

Sasha Cooke, Mezzosoprano

Nicholas Phan, Tenor

Joshua Hopkins, Barítono

Atlanta Symphony Chamber Chorus

Norman Mackenzie, Dirección musical

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Stephen Raskauskas

Stephen Raskauskas is passionate about the performing arts. As a performer, he has collaborated on productions acclaimed by the Wall Street Journal, Chicago Tribune, and Huffington Post. He has received numerous fellowships and awards, and holds degrees in music from the University of Chicago and Princeton University.