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McGill and Ax woo, then wow, an intimate gathering at Zankel Hall
Clarinetist Anthony McGill was playing a pleasantly intimate recital Thursday night at Carnegie Hall’s Zankel Hall, when he let his accompanist play a solo. Something about “Moonlight.” ...
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MasterVoices’ “Blind Injustice” lifts up the wrongly convicted with eclectic music
As ably led on Monday by Ted Sperling with a 12-piece orchestra and a MasterVoices chamber chorus of 33 singers, the piece ...
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Tao seeks but does not always find in curious, Debussy-centered recital
Conrad Tao is one of the most compelling musicians on the classical scene. A talented pianist and composer, he also has the ...
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Blue Heron returns to New York with fascinating Regis mass
It was a welcome return for this fine ensemble, which has been absent from New York for far too long. ARTEK performs “Musical Concerts at St. Ignatius of Antioch, 7 p.m., February 8. saintignatiusnyc.
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Janowski makes a solid, belated Philharmonic debut
Beatrice Rana performed Mendelssohn’s Piano Concerto No. 1 with the New York Philharmonic Wednesday evening under conductor Marek Janowski. Photo: Chris Lee This week’s New York Philharmonic ...
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Opera Lafayette to premiere oldest known opera by black American composer
Sometimes finding a musical treasure is sheer serendipity. A librarian cleaning a cupboard in a Pennsylvania seminary stumbles on a piano duet transcription of Beethoven’s Grosse Fugue in the composer ...