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Tag Archives: Gil Shaham
2011-2012 Symphony Season Openers
Symphony Orchestras across the country are bustling to complete the final preparations for their opening concert. The brochures have been printed and mailed (or put online), subscribers’ tickets are sent, contracts for guest performers have been sealed, and the music, … Continue reading
Posted in Concert Schedule
Tagged Alisa Weilerstein, Andre Watts, Anne-Sopie Mutter, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Awadagin Pratt, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Christine Brewer, Conrad Tao, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Deborah Voigt, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Emanuel Ax, Garrick Ohlsson, Gil Shaham, Herbie Hancock, Hilary Hahn, Houston Symphony, Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, Jonathan Biss, Joshua Bell, Kelley O'Connor, Lang Lang, Leila Josefowicz, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Mathieu Dufour, Michel Camilo, Midori, Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg, Nancy Maultsby, Nashville Symphony, Nathan Berg, National Symphony Orchestra, New York Philharmonic, Olga Kern, Philip Pan, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Portland Symphony Orchestra, RachFest, The Coastal Symphony Orchestra, The Mahler Project, Vinson Cole, Yo-Yo Ma
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West Side Story, Rachmaninoff’s Symphonic Dances a Draw for Audience
There are many who will argue which is the greatest love song of all time, and they will all be correct of their own merit. I will join that argument and say that “Somewhere”* from West Side Story is probably … Continue reading
Posted in Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, Reviews
Tagged Alisa Weilerstein, Anthony McKay, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Chee-Yun, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Danielle Pastin, David Coucheron, Denis Matsuev, Dies Irae, Donizetti, Fabio Mechetti, Gil Shaham, Helene Grimaud, Houston Symphony, Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, James Flora, Jennifer Frautschi, Jeremy Denk, Jim Bryant, Karita Mattila, Leonard Bernstein, Mambo, Maria, Marni Nixon, Mitsuko Uchida, Natalie Wood, New York Philharmonic, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Radu Lupu, Reri Grist, Richard Beymer, Ryan Melia, San Francisco Symphony, Sara Trapnell, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Somewhere, Symphonic Dances, The Elixer of Love, The Philadelphia Orchestra, West Side Story
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Ask Conductors Your Burning Questions this Wednesday at #askaconductor
Ever have a question for a conductor to which you were dying to know the answer? What would you ask a conductor if given the chance? How he/she chooses the musicians or the music? What he eats? Does he dream … Continue reading
Posted in Conductors
Tagged #askaconductor, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Gil Shaham, Hilary Hahn, Jean-Yves Thibaudet, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Michael Tilson Thomas, New York Philharmonic, Nikolaj Znaider, Rafael Fruhbeck de Burgos, Robert Spano, San Francisco Symphony, Sir Colin Davis, Stephen Hough, The Philadelphia Orchestra, twitter, Xian Zhang
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