Posts Tagged ‘Murray Perahia’
Friday, October 31st, 2014
By ANDREW POWELL Published: October 31, 2014 SALZBURG — Alexander Pereira is now gone from the main festival here, and two tenuous summers are in the offing before Markus Hinterhäuser replaces him as Intendant in 2017. His exit, under a cloud, ends a budget tempest but threatens reversals of worthy initiatives he took: lengthening the […]
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Wednesday, March 28th, 2012
by Sedgwick Clark Three Operas Far be it for this occasional operagoer to butt heads with Peter G. Davis in a work I barely know. “What are you doing at an Italian opera performance?” he asked me in feigned horror on opening night of the Met’s revival of Verdi’s Macbeth (3/15). “I’m here for the […]
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Tags: Carlo Bergonzi, carnegie, Diana Damrau, Franz Schmidt, leon botstein, Lori Guilbeau, Mariusz, Murray Perahia, Noseda, Paganini, Peter G. Davis, Rachel Barton Pine, Sedgwick, sedgwick clark, Stephen Powell, Thomas Hampson, Wozzeck
Posted in Why I Left Muncie | Comments Off on Short Takes on a Busy Week
Wednesday, March 21st, 2012
by Sedgwick Clark That’s a traditional reader complaint. But it happens to critics too. Russian violinist Vadim Repin and Lithuanian pianist Itamar Golan have solid careers, and their program last Saturday evening (3/17) in Alice Tully Hall was an enticing selection of works by Janáček, Ravel, Grieg, and Chausson. From mid-parquet I found Repin’s sound […]
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Tags: Bates, Cowell, David Del Tredici, David Oistrakh, Gil Shaham, Jeff Spurgeon, Lou Harrison, Lukas Foss, Michael Tilson, Morton Subotnick, Murray Perahia, nyphil, Rachel Barton Pine, sedgwick clark, Stravinsky
Posted in Why I Left Muncie | Comments Off on “We Didn’t Hear the Same Concert”
Friday, August 12th, 2011
by Sedgwick Clark Lincoln Center’s attempt to add variety to Mostly Moz is just fine with me, especially if the variety is Stravinsky. Audiences seem to agree too, for a Saturday afternoon of Stravinsky films and two concerts of his chamber music by the spiffy International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE) were packed. The first of the […]
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Tags: alice tully hall, anythingâ, Berio, Boulez, Charles Kuralt, choreographer pina bausch, Dumbarton, Finnissy, hungarian radio, Jeremy Denk, jessye norman, John Adams, julie taymor, lincoln center, Mark Swed, Murray Perahia, Oedipus, oedipus rex, Ozawa, sacre du printemps, Schnittke, sedgwick clark, Stravinsky, théâtre des champs elysées
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