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02/03/2024

The pianist Ursula Oppens will celebrate her birthday at Merkin Concert Hall with a program drawn from the large catalog of works written for her.

02/01/2024

New single out by Michael Stephen Brown and Nicholas Canellakis! Stay tuned to Canellakis-Brown Duo's most recent album: (b)romance, releasing 15 March 2024 🎼

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02/01/2024

Come check out a Spotify music list celebrating pianist Ursula Oppen created by The New York Times: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1Ajy7IL7NjxTgUJeuQFPuV?go=1&sp_cid=0922acb0003c2e5833fe8676f8b57fa2&utm_source=embed_player_p&utm_medium=desktop&nd=1&dlsi=8977ea543b084903

Ursula Oppens at 80 · Playlist · 50 songs · 73 likes

02/01/2024

Called "the modest queen of contemporary music' by Zachary woolfe in a feature story in The New York Times, pianist Ursula Oppens will celebrate her birthday at Kaufman Music Center with a program drawn from the large catalog of works written for her, on February 3, 2024, at 3 p.m.

The pianist Ursula Oppens will celebrate her birthday at Merkin Concert Hall with a program drawn from the large catalog of works written for her.

11/27/2023

The critically acclaimed Key Pianists concert series returns to Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall. Join us to hear pianist Jenny Lin live presented by Key Pianists, this Saturday afternoon, December 2, 2023, at 2 pm!

Key Pianists Concert Series Presents Jenny Lin Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall Saturday Dec. 2, 2023, at 2pm Music by Stravinsky, Silvestrov, Liszt, Shostakovich…

11/08/2023

Paul Jacobs inaugurates the Thornwillow concert series in Newburgh:

A rare pipe organ damaged in a 2020 fire will once again ring through the sanctuary of a church in Newburgh, New York, as part of a new concert series launching Saturday. WAMC's Hudson Valley Bureau Chief, Jesse King, stopped by for a preview.

11/02/2023

A rare chance to experience a world premiere performance of Mendelssohn’s version of Bach’s “St. Matthew Passion,” by the beloved Bach Choir of Bethlehem at Packer Memorial Church, on the Lehigh University Campus, 18 University Drive, Bethlehem, PA, 18015, Saturday afternoon, November 4, 2023, 3 p.m. The concert, which will be recorded live for a CD release next spring, presents a brand new edition of the Passion created by world-renowned scholar Malcolm Bruno.

02/02/2023

"The latest group to impress is the Beo String Quartet, which made its New York City debut Tuesday evening with a superb concert at The Morgan Library & Museum... The audience was a key measure of how good this concert was. Their attention was so drawn in that one heard that rarest of all things in a New York concert hall—silence; the silence of people listening and letting the experience sink in as the last note decayed, knowing there would be time to applaud." -- George Grella of the New York Classical Review

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The early 21st century will likely go down as a golden age for string quartets. There are so many outstanding quartets that play the standard repertoire and new music brilliantly that they outstrip the descriptive vocabulary. 

12/20/2022

The adventurous Beo String Quartet, noted for its sterling sound and experimental as well as classical performances will travel to California with two exciting programs. This five-city-tour will see the genre-challenging ensemble present works by Bach, Beethoven, Shostakovich, and Mendelssohn, as well as contemporary composers Marc Mellits and Missy Mazzoli
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Gualala Arts Noontime Concerts The 222 Fullerton Friends of Music Laguna Woods Village

The adventurous Beo String Quartet, noted for its sterling sound and experimental as well as classical performances will travel to California with two exciting programs.

12/20/2022

"As someone who uses words to describe music, I find myself at something of a loss how adequately to respond to Ian Hobson’s superb Schumann recital last night." -- Frank Daykin of the New York Concert Review

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Ian Hobson: The Complete Schumann Piano Works-“Sonata Forms” in Review Ian Hobson, piano Tenri Cultural Institute, New York, NY December 16, 2022 Strength and tenderness. Ian Hobson and Robert Schumann. As someone who uses words to describe music, I find myself at something of a loss how adequat...

12/20/2022

"Playing with insight and a digital prowess equal to the blizzards of notes Schumann flung across the page…" -- David Wright of the New York Classical Review
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When Robert Schumann was born in 1810, Haydn had been dead only a year, and Beethoven would live on and compose for another 17 years. These giants were never far from the young composer’s mind, even as he revolutionized piano music in poetic cycles of short pieces such as Papillons and Carnaval.

12/16/2022

"For more than 50 years, the Da Capo Chamber Players have stood for excellence in performance, commissioning, and dissemination of contemporary chamber music. They show no signs of stopping any time soon." -- Frank Daykin of New York Concert Review

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Da Capo Chamber Players presents “Juxtapositions” in Review Da Capo Ensemble: Steven Beck, piano; Marianne Glythfeldt, clarinet/bass clarinet; Curtis Macomber, violin; (Chris Gross, cello); Patricia Spencer, flute Guest artists: James Baker, conductor; Lois Martin, viola; Michael Nicolas, cello;...