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The Planets with Daniele Rustioni and the Philadelphia Orchestra
Gustav Holst's perennial audience favorite provides pure comfort food, paired here with Ravel and an organ rarity by Alfredo Casella.
Elim Chan dances her way through Chicago Symphony Orchestra debut
The 37-year-old Hong Kong native brings her calling card, Rimsky-Korsakov's Scheherazade, to colorful life during a conducting tour through the United States.
Paul Jacobs channels Bach's fervor with the Philadelphia Orchestra
The organ virtuoso is the undisputed star of an otherwise shaky program of Baroque selections.
Artistry and showmanship from Jacobs and The Philadelphia Orchestra
The organ virtuoso offered a witty performance of Poulenc's concerto, while Yannick Nézet-Séguin revived a symphonic work by Louise Farrenc.
From solo flute to thunderous pipe organ in Cleveland
TCO principal flute Joshua Smith stood out in seminal works for solo flute by Debussy and Takemitsu. Organist Paul Jacobs was a capable soloist in Poulenc’s concerto, while Franz Welser-Möst led imaginatively orchestrated segments of Prokofiev’s Visions fugitives.
Edward Gardner impresses in Philadelphia debut
Michael Daugherty’s Once Upon a Castle, composed in 2003, is the highlight of Edward Gardner's Philadelphia Orchestra debut.