Review: Skilled, passionate playing by the Fauré Quartett, but a strange program
The Fauré Quartett (Erika Geldsetzer, violin; Sascha Frömbling, viola; Konstantin Heidrich, cello; and Dirk Mommertz, piano) ...
Philadelphia Orchestra galvanized a symphonic army of unlikely allies with Mahler’s perplexing ‘Symphony No. 3′
Mahler’s forces of nature that characterized the 35-minute first movement arrive in violent fortissimos and barely ...
Times of San Diego on MSN1mon
Review: The Sound of Mahler's Second Dazzles in New Jacobs Music Center
All told in earthshaking triple fortissimos, our ghostly guide finally reaches his ideal—the Door to Eternal Life, a.k.a. God ...
culture.pl9y
Captured by the Music. An interview with Adam Harasiewicz.
Adam Harasiewicz: For Chopin you need a very special sound - it has to be soft and noble, and even the fortissimos need to be gentle. It has to be natural - that's what distinguishes real Chopin. And ...
New York Classical Review14d
In New York debut, pianist Yukine Kuroki displays an uncommon touch
One wouldn’t say Yukine Kuroki, who gave her New York debut recital Tuesday in Carnegie’s Weill Recital Hall as first-prize ...
The News-Gazette10d
John Frayne | Serious Brahms vs. suave, luxurious French Ravel
The renowned London Philharmonic Orchestra came to Foellinger Great Hall on Oct. 14 and played an exciting and at times thrilling evening of fine music.