Transcendent Ancient Voices of Children at BAM

Par Richard Peters, 13 septembre 2014

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Critique faite à BAM: Harvey Theater, New York, le 11 septembre 2014

Crumb, Other

Œuvres de Ives

Dawn Upshaw, Soprano

Gilbert Kalish, Piano

Unplanned but apt memorial for George Crumb at Lincoln Center

Kurt Gottschalk, 3rd May

The program, set long before Crumb’s death in February, following an implicit logic from Debussy to Stravinsky through Charles Ives and ending in Crumb’s somber lament, Ancient Voices of Children.

*****

Music@Menlo: Launching Beethoven

Laurence Vittes, 17th July

With the eternally young Gilbert Kalish leading the way, the festival's all-star roster delighted an enthusiastic and knowledgeable Center for the Performing Arts audience.

*****

Handsome animals: An evening of Cummings and Ives in Dallas

Bachtrack reviewer, 26th April

“It’s a contra-alto clarinet,” explained Ben Goldberg to an audience puzzled at the first sight of this long, coiled silver instrument. “But it can be used to clean your sink in an emergency.

****1

Music@Menlo: An impassioned chamber performance

Brenden Guy, 5th August

The seventh of the Concert Programs at the annual Music@Menlo summer chamber music festival was entitled “Impassioned.

***11

Prima Donna at the Lucerne Festival

Sarah Batschelet, 21st August

Planners of the Lucerne Festival at the Kultur und Kongresshaus Luzern (KKL) set out to change the preconception that conductors are generally male. With a theme entitled “Prima Donna”, the aim is to promote female conductors.

***11

ACO: Winter Morning Walks

David Larkin, 11th February

The Australian Chamber Orchestra struggle with John Adams before finding their form in the music of Grieg, Maria Schneider (with Dawn Upshaw as soloist) and Elgar.

***11

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Upshaw and Kalish Perform Crumb's Transcendent Ancient Voices of Children at BAM