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New York

At the double: Igor Levit joins New York Phil principals in an evening of concertos

Par Edward Sava-Segal, 30 mai 2024

In a subscription performance supposed to yield no surprises, Igor Levit makes his own mark in Shostakovich.

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New York

30 mai 2024

Levit and New York Phil principals in double concertos

Par Edward Sava-Segal

Mindy Kaufman, Cynthia Phelps and Nancy Allen © Joseph Sinott

New York

An afternoon of shadowy Debussy in 92NY matinee with Ax and members of the NY Phil

Par Edward Sava-Segal, 17 décembre 2023

Emanuel Ax joins members of the New York Philharmonic for an afternoon of chamber music at the 92nd Street Y.

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New York

17 déc. 2023

An afternoon of shadowy Debussy in 92NY matinee

Par Edward Sava-Segal

New York

Banishing the corona blues: members of the New York Philharmonic at 92Y

Par Mark Pullinger, 12 novembre 2020

A rare outing for Samuel Coleridge-Taylor's Clarinet Quintet in New York along with a youthful Mendelssohn string quartet.

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New York

12 nov. 2020

Banishing the corona blues: NY Phil at 92Y

Par Mark Pullinger

Miami Beach

A feast of violas at Miami Beach

Par Laurence Vittes, 16 octobre 2019

The New World Symphony's Viola Visions kicked off Wednesday night with a concert of music that spanned three centuries and gave full voice to the splendor of the instrument

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Miami Beach

16 oct. 2019

A feast of violas at Miami Beach

Par Laurence Vittes

Seattle

Intriguing Voyage Out anchored by 19th-century delights in Seattle

Par Thomas May, 15 juillet 2019

Seattle's 2019 Chamber Music Summer Festival premiered Sebastian Currier's Voyage Out, which uses the piano quintet to reimagine the metaphor of musical journeys, on a program framed by passionate 19th-century chamber compositions.

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Seattle

15 juil. 2019

Intriguing Voyage Out anchored by 19th-century delights in Seattle

Par Thomas May

Londres

Beethovenian japes and sleepy Berlioz: New York Philharmonic continues its Barbican residency

Par Mark Pullinger, 01 avril 2017

Absolute Jest sounds like perfect fare for an April Fool's Day concert. John Adams quotes Beethoven in many guises in his jolly work for string quartet and orchestra.

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Londres

01 avril 2017

Beethovenian japes and sleepy Berlioz

Par Mark Pullinger

New York

Jaap van Zweden hits it off with a rejuvenated New York Philharmonic

Par Rebecca Lentjes, 17 novembre 2016

In Jaap van Zweden's first time conducting the New York Philharmonic since it was announced, earlier this year, that he would be succeeding Alan Gilbert as music director, the orchestra sounded more enlivened than they have in months.

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New York

17 nov. 2016

Jaap van Zweden hits it off with a rejuvenated NY Phil

Par Rebecca Lentjes

Seattle

A gorgeous chamber music première in Seattle

Par Thomas May, 20 juillet 2015

Framed by passionate performances of Mendelssohn and Brahms, a gorgeous neo-Romantic work by Steven Stucky is unveiled in this installment of the 2015 Summer Festival.

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Seattle

20 juil. 2015

A gorgeous chamber music première in Seattle

Par Thomas May

Seattle

An unusual and moving evening at Seattle's Summer Chamber Music Festival

Par Thomas May, 17 juillet 2015

The second week of the Seattle Chamber Music Society's 2015 Summer Festival offered up an unusual juxtaposition of instrumental and vocal pieces, with a beautifully somber mood prevailing.

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Seattle

17 juil. 2015

An unusual and moving evening in Seattle'

Par Thomas May

New York

NY Philharmonic scores with Mozart and Shostakovich

Par Eric Dietz, 20 novembre 2014

The New York Philharmonic, under the baton of Jaap van Zweden, served an appetizing pairing: Mozart’s Sinfonia concertante was the hors d’oeuvre, and Shostakovich’s triumphant Symphony no. 8 was the entrée.

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New York

20 nov. 2014

NY Phil scores with Mozart and Shostakovich

Par Eric Dietz