Stay updated with breaking news from Brahms Second. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
The San Francisco Symphony on Monday Night at the Symphonyby Bethany Tillerson (photo credit: Vincent Gotti)The Classical Station features the San Francisco Symphony tonight on Monday Night at the Symphony! We were able to ask Amos Yang, the SFS's Assistant Principal Cello, about his experience...
The Philharmonic’s current season concludes this May, but the team looks forward to presenting year-round programming for the upcoming 2023-24 Season.
The concert, which also features works by African American composers, will be on Saturday, November 12 at the Lucas Theatre in downtown Savannah.
| 08/04/2003 (3 out of 5 stars) "The Symphonies of Brahms in particular regularly keep me alert to the possibilities of new and rewarding adventures in discovery and enjoyment. When it comes to sets of these works, it is difficult, of course, to find a conductor who hits a home run by emphatically touching all four bases (symphonies). A number of factors might be responsible for one's falling short. Sometimes, it's the lack of fantasy, inspiration, loving care, revealing colors and nuances or just that "special" feel. In other instances excesses may contribute to nonfulfillment. For example,...
2020-12-24T17:14:00+00:00 In the August 2012 issue, the veteran virtuoso gave a wide-ranging interview to Ariane Todes, on topics from teaching and managers to emotion, conflict and playing with his friend Jascha Heifetz It feels like a betrayal to mark Ivry Gitlis’s 90th birthday. When I met the great violinist in Paris, he railed against the idea: ‘People are so obsessed by age – it’s their problem. According to the rules I should be dead by now, but I don’t feel like it!’ He doesn’t act like it, either. Gitlis’s light shines as brightly as ever. Wherever you go with him ...