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Classical Music Around the Web
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George Gershwin and the Temple of Doom
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A Busy Quiet: Elliott Carter’s Flute Concerto
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Elizabeth Rowe, flute; James Levine, conductor
Music of Schubert, Carter, and Brahms
Symphony Hall, Boston
February 5, 2010
New music by Elliott Carter has, of late, come along at such a clip that hearing it always…
KEEP READING »Christian Tetzlaff Goes It Alone
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Christian Tetzlaff, violin
Jordan Hall, Boston
January 31, 2010
The solo violin repertoire is pretty extensive, but the solo-and-I-mean-solo violin repertoire—four strings, one bow, no accompaniment—is somewhat less so, which is one of the…
KEEP READING »Deep Focus: James Levine, Back in Boston
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Pierre-Laurent Aimard, piano; James Levine, conductor
Music of Carter, Berlioz, and Ravel
Symphony Hall, Boston
January 29, 2010
Full-on modernist essay? Check. Carefully selected re-run? Check. Show-offy warhorse?…
KEEP READING »Show and Tell: MacMillan’s St. John Passion
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Tanglewood Festival Chorus
Christopher Maltman, baritone; Sir Colin Davis, conductor
MacMillan: St. John Passion
Symphony Hall, Boston
January 23, 2010
James MacMillan’s 2008 St. John Passion had its American…
KEEP READING »Elgar’s Secret Garden
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Sir Colin Davis, conductor
Nikolaj Znaider, violin
Mozart: Symphony no. 38 “Prague”; Elgar: Violin Concerto
Symphony Hall, Boston
January 16, 2010
Here’s what Edward Elgar’s Violin Concerto sounds like:
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