Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center: Dvořák and Brahms

Par Joseph Pfender, 14 janvier 2013

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Critique faite à Lincoln Center: Alice Tully Hall, New York, le 13 janvier 2013

Brahms, Sonate pour violoncelle et piano no. 1 en mi mineur, Op.38

Dvořák, Trio pour piano, violon et violoncelle no. 4 en mi mineur « Dumky », Op.90

Dvořák, Trio pour piano, violon et violoncelle no. 3 en fa mineur, Op.65

Wu Han, Piano

Philip Setzer, Violon

David Finckel, Violoncelle

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Joseph Pfender

Joseph Pfender, a PhD student in musicology at NYU, has active research interests in electroacoustic and multimedia performance, perceptual agency, music and folklore, and theorizing orchestration. He has presented work in conjunction with the Metropolitan Opera, and in Athens, Greece.