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1. CLASSICAL MUSIC.

Subjects
*MUSICAL performance, *MUSICAL groups, *MUSIC conservatories
Abstract

This article presents a calendar of classical musical performances in the New York City area in July-August 2006. The New York Philharmonic's light-classics concerts will be held at the Avery Fisher Hall on July 5. The Mannes School of Music conservatory will perform at the International Keyboard Institute and Festival on July 16. The Glimmerglass Opera begins its schedule on July 7.

Published
2006

2. Early Music Upsurge in New York City.

Subjects
*MUSICAL performance, *MUSIC conservatories, *MUSIC education
Abstract

The article focuses on the growth of Early Music in New York City. It relates the opening of the newly renovated Alice Tully Hall of the Lincoln Center in New York City, which paired with series of concerts featuring the Sephardic program by Jordi Savall and Hesperion XXI. It also highlights the increase of early music and its visibility and importance in the state, due to the rise of several music schools which offer various programs in historical performances.

Published
2009

3. Ambitious Look at the Old and New of Contemporary Music.

Author

Kozinn, Allan

Subjects
*MUSICAL performance, *MUSIC conservatories, *MUSICIANS, *MUSICAL groups
Abstract

Features the classical music performance of Tactus, the new-music ensemble at the Manhattan School of Music in New York City.

Published
2005

4. In Summertime Enrichment, The New and the Familiar Mix.

Author

Kozinn, Allan

Subjects
*MUSICAL performance, *MUSIC conservatories
Abstract

Comments on the first public program offered by the Mannes College of Music's Institute and Festival for Contemporary Performance in New York City in June 15-20, 2004. Messiaen's "Quartet for the End of Time"; Pierre Boulez's Second Sonata and Philip Glass' "Mad Rush"; Scores by Mario Davidovsky, George Perle, Alvin Curran and John Zorn; Performances by violinist Rolf Schulte and pianist Marc Ponthus.

Published
2004

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