Gilbert Opens New Season with a Rarity. Seen and Heard International, October 3, 2012
Leif Ove Andsnes, Alan Gilbert and the New York Philharmonic (Photo: Chris Lee)
The Juilliard Journal
- CDs From Dawe and Fuchs (December 2014/January 2015)
- 3 Releases From Jazz Grads (November 2014)
- Juilliard String Quartet: A Monumental Elliott Carter Collection (October 2014)
- Taaffe Zwilich Chamber Music; Appleby and Phillips Sing Moore (September 2014)
- Relax, Be Free, Tetzlaff Advises Master Class (May 2014)
- Krakauer Goes to the Movies; Bach Suites Transcribed for Flute (May 2014)
- 'Die Gezeichneten' ('The Stigmatized'): Opera Banned by the Nazis (April 2014)
- Contemporary Works for the Viola (March 2014)
- Sean Hickey Concertos and a Conrad Tao Excursion (February 2014)
- Alums Play Chamber Music By Dvorak and Adams (December 2013/January 2014))
- Keyboard Virtuosity From Across Centuries (November 2013)
- Lindberg and Elgar Showpieces Released (October 2013)
- The Lark Quartet and counter)induction Record (September 2013)
- James and Dinnerstein Release New Song CDs (May 2013)
- A Pair of Violin Virtuosos: Anderegg and Shapira (April 2013)
- Feelings and Dreams: Music by Philip Lasser and Vivian Fung (March 2013)
- Heavenly Harpsichord Music (February 2013)
- A Cornucopia of Chamber Music (December 2012)
- Diamond, Mann, and Mennin: Views of 3 Juilliard Composers (November 2012)
- Beaser and Bolcom Song Cycles; Fleming Unveils French Music (October 2012)
- 2 Piano Faculty Members Show Their Chops (September 2012)
- 2 Groups Bridge the Classical-Pop Divide (May 2012)
- Juilliard Grammy Winners, on CD and DVD (April 2012)
- Keyboard Compendia—Works by Albéniz and Franck (March 2012)
- Illuminating a Dark Corner of History / A Ravishing Recital of French Song (February 2012)
- John Cage: Making Music Out of Everything (December 2011)
- 20th-Century Piano Cornerstones (November 2011)
- Scandinavian Fire and Ice / 65 Years Late, a Symphony Premieres (October 2011)
- Monumental Music (September 2011)
- Complex and Exhilarating: Chamber Works by Wuorinen and Friedman (May 2011)
- Retroactive Schumann / 4 Concertos and a Rhapsody (April 2011)
- Raise the Roof: A Roundup of Recent Recordings by Jazz Studies Alumni (March 2011)
- Earthy Cello, Unearthly Violin: Solo String Soundscapes (February 2011)
- Syncopated Reich / Polished Glass (December 2010)
- Messiaen in Full Organ Glory / Guitara Alla Turca (November 2010)
- The Many Sides of the Soprano Voice (October 2010)
- Handel Keyboard Suites / Joanne Polk Plays Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel (September 2010)
- 3 Vets Offer Stellar Mendelssohn / Images of Brazil (May 2010)
- A (Mostly) Forgotten Composer and Violin Duos, With Grit and Cream (April 2010)
- A Teacher, His Protégé, and 2 Anniversaries (March 2010)
- 2 Composers of Today, Drawing Inspiration From the Past (February 2010)
- Nods to the Past, in Song and on the Ivories (December 2009)
- New Take on an Old Form / A Viola Love Fest (November 2009)
- The Yin and Yang of Modern Chinese Music (October 2009)
- Schubert Sonatas and Ecologically Sound Pianism (September 2009)
- Not Your Grandmother's Chamber Music (May 2009)
- 2 String Mavericks Mix Classical With Pop and Jazz (April 2009)
- Scaling Bach's Olympus, Key by Key (March 2009)
- Modern Trios and Romantic Duos (February 2009)
- That Prodigal Son of Bach Strikes Again / A Jazz Pianist's Tomorrows (December 2008)
Blogs
- A Spiral Cage
- Alex Ross: The Rest Is Noise
- An Unamplified Voice
- Andrew Patner: The View from Here
- anearful (Jeremy Shatan)
- Arts Queensland Poet in Residence (Emily XYZ)
- aworks :: "new" american classical music (Robert Gable)
- Blognoggle (Top 100 Classical Music Blogs)
- boulezian (Mark Berry)
- Brian sacawa | sounds like now
- CJM Sounds (Chris McIntyre)
- Classical - Iconoclast (Anne Ozorio)
- Classical Life (Tim Mangan)
- Classical Music Blogs Pagecast (Chris Foley)
- Classical Review
- Cornucopia of Beautiful Things Blog (Dorothy Pfeiffer)
- Counter Critic
- Daniel Stephen Johnson
- Darcy James Argue's Secret Society
- Deceptively Simple (Marc Geelhoed)
- different waters
- Dolce and Gomorrah (Whit Bernard)
- Fantastical melancholy of the musical wren
- Feast Of Music (Pete Matthews)
- Felis pushkini (Clayton G. Koonce)
- Felsenmusick (Daniel Felsenfeld)
- File Under? - music transcends categorization (Christian Carey)
- Goings On: The New Yorker (Russell Platt)
- Hauptwerk (José Pedro Magalhães)
- henningmusick (Karl Henning)
- Histriomastix (David Cote)
- inconstant sol
- Inspirations (Derek Bermel)
- Ionarts
- Iron Tongue of Midnight (Lisa Hirsch)
- Jacob Greenberg
- Je Suis, Ergo Sum | (in a manner of speaking) (John Branch)
- Jessica Duchen's classical music blog
- KKNY (Karissa Krenz)
- Liberated Dissonance (Joe Barron)
- Mass Culture Mozart (Olivia M. Giovetti)
- Mind the Gap (Molly Sheridan)
- Music As Weapon? (David T. Little)
- Musical Perceptions (Scott Spiegelberg)
- Night After Night (Steve Smith)
- On An Overgrown Path
- Opera and Concert Reviews (Nigel Wilkinson)
- Opera Chic
- otherbirds (Sam Tarakajian)
- Out West Arts
- Pellegrina's Notebook (Barbara Maria Rathbone)
- Prufrock's Dilemma (Susan Scheid)
- Pulse
- Renewable Music (Daniel Wolf)
- Robert Paterson’s Blog
- San Francisco Classical Voice
- Seated Ovation (Will Robin)
- Sequenza21/The Contemporary Classical Music Weekly
- Ennis Smith
- So I've Heard (Alan Rich)
- Soho the Dog (Matthew Guerrieri)
- Sounds Like New (Marcus Maroney)
- Superfluities Redux (George Hunka)
- Synaphaï: Gene Gaudette's Blog
- The Big City (George Grella)
- The Classical Beat (Anne Midgette)
- The Detritus Review
- The Mirror and the Lamp (Mike Brook)
- The Omniscient Mussel
- The Penitent Wagnerite (Patrick J. Smith)
- The Rambler (Tim Rutherford-Johnson)
- the second sound (C. Dalton)
- The Standing Room (Sidney Chen)
- Theater of Found Sounds (Marc Chan)
- think denk (Jeremy Denk)
- Tonic Blotter
- Unquiet Thoughts (Alex Ross)
- well-weathered music (Miguel Frasconi)
- What I Learned From Aristotle
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"Judith LeClair’s beautiful bassoon tone rose into the air like a distant coil of smoke." Great review, and the line about LeClair I love.
Posted by: Susan Scheid | October 04, 2012 at 08:29 PM
Thanks much - and LeClair is an inspiration. PS, the Hungarian friend who joined me that night was *so* proud that Kurtág kicked off the season.
Posted by: bhodgesnyc | October 05, 2012 at 12:05 PM