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Salonen, Philharmonia Premiere Dreamers in SF
BERKELEY, CA--Anticipation couldn’t have been running much higher when Esa-Pekka Salonen and the Philharmonia Orchestra of London, arrived in Berkeley last weekend. With three programs on the schedule, Friday evening through Sunday … »Read
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A Seasoned Traveler's Perspective: Two Months, Four Cities, Five Orchestras
Some 60 years ago, when I was in college, I passed out programs for the Boston Symphony’s Friday matinees. I chose program passing over ushering since ushers had to spend a third of the concert out in the halls, in case of emergencies, … »Read
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The Utter Irony and Sad Timeliness of An American Dream
Nothing changes. The bigotry, racism, nativism, and anti-Semitism that provide a basis for composer Jack Perla and librettist Jessica Murphy Moo’s An American Dream remain as real in America today as they were when the nation was at war … »Read
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Two Song Cycles, One a Post-minimalist Premiere, One an Argento Classic
For the second time in as many days, a Manhattan recital turned into a memorial. Following Anne-Sophie Mutter’s Carnegie Hall concert that concluded as a moving tribute to her late husband André Previn, so the March 13 traversal … »Read
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Anne-Sophie Mutter Addresses Ghosts Personal and Professional
Hearts must have gone out to Anne-Sophie Mutter at her Carnegie Hall recital on March 12. The first half of her program had a distinctly spectral theme, designed to culminate in the world premiere of Rhode Island-born composer Sebastian … »Read
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Salonen and the Philharmonia at LincInc: “Lucky, lucky San Francisco.”
Esa-Pekka Salonen’s recently announced move to helm the San Francisco Symphony has been one of the more talked about U.S. music director moves of late. And while New Yorkers have hardly been deprived of seeing him as a guest with this … »Read
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