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Anthony Tommasini, the chief classical music critic of The New York Times, explains an important musical technique.
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In the last of a four-part video series, Anthony Tommasini, classical music critic of The New York Times, performs some of his favorite classical music moments on piano and invites readers to suggest their own.
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In the second of a four-part video series, Anthony Tommasini, classical music critic of The New York Times, performs some of his favorite classical music moments on piano and invites readers to suggest their own.
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In his series, Anthony Tommasini discusses the pioneer of modern music, Claude Debussy.
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- published: 12 Jan 2011
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In the third of a four-part video series, Anthony Tommasini, classical music critic of The New York Times, performs some of his favorite classical music moments on piano and invites readers to suggest their own.
(Part 1: http://bit.ly/TMISXu)
(Part 2: http://bit.ly/UPpF8X)
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Introduction and Welcome
David H. Stull, president of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music
Keynote Address
"What Should and Can Critics Do About the Challenges Within Classical Music?"
Anthony Tommasini, The New York Times
Caroline H. Hume Concert Hall
San Francisco Conservatory of Music
San Francisco, California
November 5, 2014
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In his series, Anthony Tommasini discusses Haydn and Mozart, two of the four giants who worked in Vienna during a 75-year period (Part 1 of 2).
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Anthony Tommasini is chief music critic for The New York Times.
Tommasini was born in Brooklyn around 1948 and raised on Long Island. He was admitted to Oberlin College's Conservatory of Music, but chose to matriculate at Yale University in order to obtain a broader liberal arts education. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Yale University in 1970, a Master of Music degree from Yale School of Music, and a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from Boston University in 1982.
Tommasini taught music at Emerson College in Boston and led writing workshops at Wesleyan University and Brandeis University. He was denied tenure at Emerson College and turned to music criticism.
He became a staff writer for the New York Times in 1996 and was promoted to chief classical music critic in 2000.
His mentors include Virgil Thomson, a critic for the New York Herald Tribune, and Richard Dyer, who was the Boston Globe's classical music critic for 33 years.
Tommasini is the author of Virgil Thomson: Composer on the Aisle, which received the 1998 ASCAP-Deems Taylor Award, and Opera: A Critic's Guide to the 100 Most Important Works and the Best Recordings.
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In the third of a four-part video series, Anthony Tommasini, classical music critic of The New York Times, performs some of his favorite classical music moments on piano and invites readers to suggest their own. (Part 1: http://bit.ly/TMISXu) (Part 2: http://bit.ly/UPpF8X) (Part 4: http://bit.ly/T4w7sB) Related Article: http://nyti.ms/10mwIeg Please visit http://nyti.ms/Q8Pcg6 in order to embed this video. Watch more videos at http://nytimes.com/video -
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Introduction and Welcome David H. Stull, president of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music Keynote Address "What Should and Can Critics Do About the Challenges Within Classical Music?" Anthony Tommasini, The New York Times Caroline H. Hume Concert Hall San Francisco Conservatory of Music San Francisco, California November 5, 2014 -
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Arts: Counterpoint | The New York Times
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Musical Moments With Anthony Tommasini: Chopin - Part 1 | The New York Times
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In the last of a four-part video series, Anthony Tommasini, classical music critic of The New York Times, performs some of his favorite classical music moments on piano and invites readers to suggest their own. (Part 1: http://bit.ly/TMISXu) (Part 2: http://bit.ly/UPpF8X) (Part 3: http://bit.ly/T28Ck2) Go to this related article to add comments: http://nyti.ms/QuGXwy Please visit http://nyti.ms/UJ4x3H in order to embed this video. Watch more videos at http://nytimes.com/video -
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In the second of a four-part video series, Anthony Tommasini, classical music critic of The New York Times, performs some of his favorite classical music moments on piano and invites readers to suggest their own. (Part 1: http://bit.ly/TMISXu) (Part 3: http://bit.ly/T28Ck2) (Part 4: http://bit.ly/T4w7sB) Go to this related article to add comments: http://nyti.ms/XW0IyR Please visit http://nyti.ms/Q5sLIN in order to embed this video. Watch more videos at http://nytimes.com/video -
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In the third of a four-part video series, Anthony Tommasini, classical music critic of The New York Times, performs some of his favorite classical music moments on piano and invites readers to suggest their own. (Part 1: http://bit.ly/TMISXu) (Part 2: http://bit.ly/UPpF8X) (Part 4: http://bit.ly/T4w7sB) Related Article: http://nyti.ms/10mwIeg Please visit http://nyti.ms/Q8Pcg6 in order to embed this video. Watch more videos at http://nytimes.com/video -
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Anthony Tommasini, the chief classical music critic of The New York Times, explains an important musical technique.
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Anthony Tommasini, the chief classical music critic of The New York Times, explains an important musical technique.
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Musical Moments With Anthony Tommasini: Chopin - Part 1 | The New York Times
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- Updated: 16 Nov 2012
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In the first of a four-part video series, Anthony Tommasini, classical music critic of The New York Times, performs some of his favorite classical music moments...
In the first of a four-part video series, Anthony Tommasini, classical music critic of The New York Times, performs some of his favorite classical music moments on piano and invites readers to suggest their own.
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In the first of a four-part video series, Anthony Tommasini, classical music critic of The New York Times, performs some of his favorite classical music moments on piano and invites readers to suggest their own.
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- published: 16 Nov 2012
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Musical Moments With Anthony Tommasini: Stravinsky - Part 4
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- Duration: 5:08
- Updated: 21 Nov 2012
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In the last of a four-part video series, Anthony Tommasini, classical music critic of The New York Times, performs some of his favorite classical music moments ...
In the last of a four-part video series, Anthony Tommasini, classical music critic of The New York Times, performs some of his favorite classical music moments on piano and invites readers to suggest their own.
(Part 1: http://bit.ly/TMISXu)
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In the last of a four-part video series, Anthony Tommasini, classical music critic of The New York Times, performs some of his favorite classical music moments on piano and invites readers to suggest their own.
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(Part 3: http://bit.ly/T28Ck2)
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- published: 21 Nov 2012
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Musical Moments With Anthony Tommasini: Mahler - Part 2
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In the second of a four-part video series, Anthony Tommasini, classical music critic of The New York Times, performs some of his favorite classical music moment...
In the second of a four-part video series, Anthony Tommasini, classical music critic of The New York Times, performs some of his favorite classical music moments on piano and invites readers to suggest their own.
(Part 1: http://bit.ly/TMISXu)
(Part 3: http://bit.ly/T28Ck2)
(Part 4: http://bit.ly/T4w7sB)
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(Part 4: http://bit.ly/T4w7sB)
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Video: Claude Debussy - nytimes.com/video
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- Duration: 4:17
- Updated: 12 Jan 2011
- views: 3216
In his series, Anthony Tommasini discusses the pioneer of modern music, Claude Debussy.
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In his series, Anthony Tommasini discusses the pioneer of modern music, Claude Debussy.
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Musical Moments With Anthony Tommasini: Two Operas - Part 3
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- Duration: 5:25
- Updated: 20 Nov 2012
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In the third of a four-part video series, Anthony Tommasini, classical music critic of The New York Times, performs some of his favorite classical music moments...
In the third of a four-part video series, Anthony Tommasini, classical music critic of The New York Times, performs some of his favorite classical music moments on piano and invites readers to suggest their own.
(Part 1: http://bit.ly/TMISXu)
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Musical Moments With Anthony Tommasini Two Operas Part 3
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November 5, 2014 - David H. Stull's Welcome and Anthony Tommasini's Keynote Address
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Introduction and Welcome
David H. Stull, president of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music
Keynote Address
"What Should and Can Critics Do About the Challen...
Introduction and Welcome
David H. Stull, president of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music
Keynote Address
"What Should and Can Critics Do About the Challenges Within Classical Music?"
Anthony Tommasini, The New York Times
Caroline H. Hume Concert Hall
San Francisco Conservatory of Music
San Francisco, California
November 5, 2014
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Introduction and Welcome
David H. Stull, president of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music
Keynote Address
"What Should and Can Critics Do About the Challenges Within Classical Music?"
Anthony Tommasini, The New York Times
Caroline H. Hume Concert Hall
San Francisco Conservatory of Music
San Francisco, California
November 5, 2014
- published: 04 Dec 2014
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Anthony Tommasini
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Anthony Tommasini
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Video: The Vienna Four - nytimes.com/video
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- Duration: 4:37
- Updated: 11 Jan 2011
- views: 2148
In his series, Anthony Tommasini discusses Haydn and Mozart, two of the four giants who worked in Vienna during a 75-year period (Part 1 of 2).
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In his series, Anthony Tommasini discusses Haydn and Mozart, two of the four giants who worked in Vienna during a 75-year period (Part 1 of 2).
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In his series, Anthony Tommasini discusses Haydn and Mozart, two of the four giants who worked in Vienna during a 75-year period (Part 1 of 2).
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Hanging out with Timothy Andres | Hang #3
Listen to Timothy Andres play "At the River" (2011) here: http://youtu.be/XHg3ofLLtok Timothy Andres (b. 1985, Palo Alto, CA) is a composer and pianist. He grew up in rural Connecticut and lives in Brooklyn, NY. His compositions meld a classical-music upbringing with diverse interests in the natural world, graphic arts, technology, cooking, and photography. He has been praised for his "acute ear" by the New York Times's Anthony Tommasini and "stubborn nose" by the New Yorker's Alex Ross. http://www.andres.com —————— I Care If You Listen is a blog about Contemporary Classical Music (some people also say New Music), design, architecture, technology, and the idea of craftsmanship. It is curated by Thomas Deneuville, a French-born composer living in New York City, with the help of ... -
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"Every orchestra in America should check out the Wallcast concerts at SoundScape, which set a new standard for the outdoor relaying of indoor musical performances." -New York Times music critic Anthony Tommasini Adjacent to the Frank Gehry-designed New World Center (NWC), the new $13 million Miami Beach SoundScape has raised the bar for music presentation in open public spaces. Installed for audiences in the 2.5-acre park, the audio system employs Meyer Sound's Constellation acoustic technology with more than 160 self-powered loudspeakers to replicate the immersive sonic experience enjoyed simultaneously by listeners inside the 756-seat hall for the New World Symphony. At the same time, high-definition video images of the concert are digitally projected on a 75' x 100' exterior wall o... -
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Jenny Q Chai Lecture on Debussy and Ligeti Etudes part 1
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Recently compared to pianists Pierre-Laurent Aimard and David Greilsammer by New York Times reviewers Anthony Tommasini and Vivien Schweitzer in reviews of her appearances at New York's Carnegie Hall and Le Poisson Rouge, pianist Jenny Q Chai (www.JennyChai.com) presents her lecture-recital on Debussy and Ligeti Etudes at Manhattan School of Music, NYC. In Germany, Jenny Q Chai studied with pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard, who recorded complete Debussy etudes and complete Ligeti etudes. -
Chritopher Taylor : Regard de létoile, Messiaen, Vingt Regards sur l'Enfant Jésus
The remarkable American pianist Christopher Taylor first performed Olivier Messiaens transformative work for solo piano, Vingt Regards sur lEnfant Jésus, at Columbia Universitys Miller Theatre in February 2001. New York Times critic Anthony Tommasini concluded his review with ...his performance was a highlight of the season and already represents an astonishing achievement. And it should only grow deeper as Mr. Taylor lives with the music in the future... Indeed, Christopher Taylor has lived with the music, and played it across the United States and in Europe. The DVD now available on this web site is an unedited performance of the work from a December 2003 concert at The Angel Orensanz Center for the Arts in the east Village of New York City. In this case unedited means that every note...
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Listen to Timothy Andres play "At the River" (2011) here: http://youtu.be/XHg3ofLLtok
Timothy Andres (b. 1985, Palo Alto, CA) is a composer and pianist. He g...
Listen to Timothy Andres play "At the River" (2011) here: http://youtu.be/XHg3ofLLtok
Timothy Andres (b. 1985, Palo Alto, CA) is a composer and pianist. He grew up in rural Connecticut and lives in Brooklyn, NY. His compositions meld a classical-music upbringing with diverse interests in the natural world, graphic arts, technology, cooking, and photography. He has been praised for his "acute ear" by the New York Times's Anthony Tommasini and "stubborn nose" by the New Yorker's Alex Ross.
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Listen to Timothy Andres play "At the River" (2011) here: http://youtu.be/XHg3ofLLtok
Timothy Andres (b. 1985, Palo Alto, CA) is a composer and pianist. He grew up in rural Connecticut and lives in Brooklyn, NY. His compositions meld a classical-music upbringing with diverse interests in the natural world, graphic arts, technology, cooking, and photography. He has been praised for his "acute ear" by the New York Times's Anthony Tommasini and "stubborn nose" by the New Yorker's Alex Ross.
http://www.andres.com
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Outdoor Pianos, Impromptu Concerts | The New York Times
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For two weeks this summer, 88 outdoor pianos will be available in all five boroughs of New York City. The New York Times's chief classical music critic Anthony ...
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Miami Beach SoundScape Brings Concert Hall Outdoor
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"Every orchestra in America should check out the Wallcast concerts at SoundScape, which set a new standard for the outdoor relaying of indoor musical performanc...
"Every orchestra in America should check out the Wallcast concerts at SoundScape, which set a new standard for the outdoor relaying of indoor musical performances."
-New York Times music critic Anthony Tommasini
Adjacent to the Frank Gehry-designed New World Center (NWC), the new $13 million Miami Beach SoundScape has raised the bar for music presentation in open public spaces. Installed for audiences in the 2.5-acre park, the audio system employs Meyer Sound's Constellation acoustic technology with more than 160 self-powered loudspeakers to replicate the immersive sonic experience enjoyed simultaneously by listeners inside the 756-seat hall for the New World Symphony. At the same time, high-definition video images of the concert are digitally projected on a 75' x 100' exterior wall of the angular NWC structure, with the total experience dubbed a "Wallcast."
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"Every orchestra in America should check out the Wallcast concerts at SoundScape, which set a new standard for the outdoor relaying of indoor musical performances."
-New York Times music critic Anthony Tommasini
Adjacent to the Frank Gehry-designed New World Center (NWC), the new $13 million Miami Beach SoundScape has raised the bar for music presentation in open public spaces. Installed for audiences in the 2.5-acre park, the audio system employs Meyer Sound's Constellation acoustic technology with more than 160 self-powered loudspeakers to replicate the immersive sonic experience enjoyed simultaneously by listeners inside the 756-seat hall for the New World Symphony. At the same time, high-definition video images of the concert are digitally projected on a 75' x 100' exterior wall of the angular NWC structure, with the total experience dubbed a "Wallcast."
Learn more: http://www.meyersound.com/news/2011/miami_beach_soundscape_pr/
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SoundNotion 93: 2.6 Million + 1 People
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On SoundNotion, Tod Machover collaborates with 2.6 million, the RSC to reform copyright for the public good, (no wait) the RSC wimps out over copyright reform, ...
On SoundNotion, Tod Machover collaborates with 2.6 million, the RSC to reform copyright for the public good, (no wait) the RSC wimps out over copyright reform, the Internet Radio Fairness Act draws opinions and Anthony Tommasini wants your special moments.
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On SoundNotion, Tod Machover collaborates with 2.6 million, the RSC to reform copyright for the public good, (no wait) the RSC wimps out over copyright reform, the Internet Radio Fairness Act draws opinions and Anthony Tommasini wants your special moments.
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Jenny Q Chai Lecture on Debussy and Ligeti Etudes part 1
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Recently compared to pianists Pierre-Laurent Aimard and David Greilsammer by New York Times reviewers Anthony Tommasini and Vivien Schweitzer in reviews of her ...
Recently compared to pianists Pierre-Laurent Aimard and David Greilsammer by New York Times reviewers Anthony Tommasini and Vivien Schweitzer in reviews of her appearances at New York's Carnegie Hall and Le Poisson Rouge, pianist Jenny Q Chai (www.JennyChai.com) presents her lecture-recital on Debussy and Ligeti Etudes at Manhattan School of Music, NYC.
In Germany, Jenny Q Chai studied with pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard, who recorded complete Debussy etudes and complete Ligeti etudes.
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Recently compared to pianists Pierre-Laurent Aimard and David Greilsammer by New York Times reviewers Anthony Tommasini and Vivien Schweitzer in reviews of her appearances at New York's Carnegie Hall and Le Poisson Rouge, pianist Jenny Q Chai (www.JennyChai.com) presents her lecture-recital on Debussy and Ligeti Etudes at Manhattan School of Music, NYC.
In Germany, Jenny Q Chai studied with pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard, who recorded complete Debussy etudes and complete Ligeti etudes.
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Jenny Q Chai Lecture on Debussy and Ligeti Etudes part 4
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Recently compared to pianists Pierre-Laurent Aimard and David Greilsammer by New York Times reviewers Anthony Tommasini and Vivien Schweitzer in reviews of her ...
Recently compared to pianists Pierre-Laurent Aimard and David Greilsammer by New York Times reviewers Anthony Tommasini and Vivien Schweitzer in reviews of her appearances at New York's Carnegie Hall and Le Poisson Rouge, pianist Jenny Q Chai (www.JennyChai.com) presents her lecture-recital on Debussy and Ligeti Etudes at Manhattan School of Music, NYC.
In Germany, Jenny Q Chai studied with pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard, who recorded complete Debussy etudes and complete Ligeti etudes.
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Recently compared to pianists Pierre-Laurent Aimard and David Greilsammer by New York Times reviewers Anthony Tommasini and Vivien Schweitzer in reviews of her appearances at New York's Carnegie Hall and Le Poisson Rouge, pianist Jenny Q Chai (www.JennyChai.com) presents her lecture-recital on Debussy and Ligeti Etudes at Manhattan School of Music, NYC.
In Germany, Jenny Q Chai studied with pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard, who recorded complete Debussy etudes and complete Ligeti etudes.
- published: 17 Jul 2010
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Chritopher Taylor : Regard de létoile, Messiaen, Vingt Regards sur l'Enfant Jésus
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The remarkable American pianist Christopher Taylor first performed Olivier Messiaens transformative work for solo piano, Vingt Regards sur lEnfant Jésus, at Col...
The remarkable American pianist Christopher Taylor first performed Olivier Messiaens transformative work for solo piano, Vingt Regards sur lEnfant Jésus, at Columbia Universitys Miller Theatre in February 2001. New York Times critic Anthony Tommasini concluded his review with ...his performance was a highlight of the season and already represents an astonishing achievement. And it should only grow deeper as Mr. Taylor lives with the music in the future... Indeed, Christopher Taylor has lived with the music, and played it across the United States and in Europe.
The DVD now available on this web site is an unedited performance of the work from a December 2003 concert at The Angel Orensanz Center for the Arts in the east Village of New York City. In this case unedited means that every note and nuance of the performance is as it was played on that cold December night—but many hours of synchronizing a three-camera television shoot were required to bring what one sees to a finely-tuned artistic whole with what one hears. This DVD is a tour de force. Mr. Taylor has lived up to Anthony Tommasinis prediction in that original Times review that it should only grow deeper as (he) lives with the music... He has now lived with it for some seven years, and in this 100th—anniversary year of Olivier Messiaens birth (2008) he will perform the work in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dallas, Cleveland, San Diego (La Jolla), New York, Washington (Library of Congress), Utahs MOAB Festival, and Chicago to mention but a few musical centers.
As you move to the Order Page of this website you will be treated to a series of quotes drawn from reviews from around the US which will attest to the visionary wisdom of Anthony Tommasinis words.
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The remarkable American pianist Christopher Taylor first performed Olivier Messiaens transformative work for solo piano, Vingt Regards sur lEnfant Jésus, at Columbia Universitys Miller Theatre in February 2001. New York Times critic Anthony Tommasini concluded his review with ...his performance was a highlight of the season and already represents an astonishing achievement. And it should only grow deeper as Mr. Taylor lives with the music in the future... Indeed, Christopher Taylor has lived with the music, and played it across the United States and in Europe.
The DVD now available on this web site is an unedited performance of the work from a December 2003 concert at The Angel Orensanz Center for the Arts in the east Village of New York City. In this case unedited means that every note and nuance of the performance is as it was played on that cold December night—but many hours of synchronizing a three-camera television shoot were required to bring what one sees to a finely-tuned artistic whole with what one hears. This DVD is a tour de force. Mr. Taylor has lived up to Anthony Tommasinis prediction in that original Times review that it should only grow deeper as (he) lives with the music... He has now lived with it for some seven years, and in this 100th—anniversary year of Olivier Messiaens birth (2008) he will perform the work in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dallas, Cleveland, San Diego (La Jolla), New York, Washington (Library of Congress), Utahs MOAB Festival, and Chicago to mention but a few musical centers.
As you move to the Order Page of this website you will be treated to a series of quotes drawn from reviews from around the US which will attest to the visionary wisdom of Anthony Tommasinis words.
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Arts: Counterpoint | The New York Times
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Video: Claude Debussy - nytimes.com/video
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Edit New York Times 06 Jan 2016Alan Gilbert Celebrates Sibelius on Three Continents This Winter (21c Media Group Inc)
Edit Public Technologies 05 Jan 2016
At the Philharmonic, he reprises Stravinsky's Rite of Spring (Jan 14-16); as the New York Times's Anthony Tommasini once put it. ... Alan Gilbert, violin; Carter Brey, cello; Anthony McGill, clarinet; Inon Barnatan, piano....
The rarity of black faces, not ‘Otello’ in blackface, should be issue in opera
Edit The Washington Post 17 Oct 2015
“Getting rid of Otello’s blackface was long overdue,” Anthony Tommasini said in the New York Times ... singers of color ... ....
How do African American singers feel about blackface in opera?
Edit The Washington Post 16 Oct 2015
“Getting rid of Otello’s blackface was long overdue,” said Anthony Tommasini in the New York Times ... singers of color ... ....
Sony Classical Releases Igor Stravinsky: The Complete Columbia Album Collection Special Box Set Featuring 56 CDs, a DVD and Hardcover Book Available October 30, 2015
Edit PR Newswire 16 Oct 2015
As the first composer in history to have conducted or supervised the recording of almost his entire oeuvre (much of it more than once), Stravinsky left the world a unique legacy of which The New York Times music critic Anthony Tommasini wrote in 1999....
Debating ‘Otello,’ Blackface and Casting Trends
Edit New York Times 30 Sep 2015
Ben Brantley and Anthony Tommasini weigh in on the debate set off by the Metropolitan Opera’s decision to forgo darkening makeup in its latest production ... ....
Review: Met's 'Otello' a good night for Nézet-Séguin
Edit Philadelphia Daily News 24 Sep 2015
NEW YORK - The Metropolitan Opera doesn't always get out its big guns for the season's opening ... Production and casting weren't entirely successful ... One point of positive agreement appears to be Nézet-Séguin ... "Even at his most exciting, Mr ... . Rather than pushing the music to extremes, he drew crisp, subtly detailed and colorful playing from the formidable Met orchestra," Anthony Tommasini wrote in the New York Times ... Review....
East coast v west coast: two opposing US visions of the orchestra
Edit The Guardian 16 Sep 2015
None of which would probably impress Anthony Tommasini at the New York Times, who makes a plea this week for “classical music as a haven for device-free absorption in live musical performances … Where else in society, right now, are the web-free spaces? … We’re down to the concert hall and the opera house. Now, that’s a selling point.” Tommasini ......
Central Florida Composers Forum presents third annual Composers Salon
Edit The Examiner 14 Sep 2015
Those in Orlando’s niche market for local art music know it’s no secret that Timucua White House is the place to be ... The occasion ... The third movement alone was worth the trip to Timucua ... This is the composer who critic Anthony Tommasini from The New York Times called “a composer to watch for,” following a 2004 performance of his piece for violin and orchestra On the Playground, at Alice Tully Hall. Looks like Tommasini wasn’t kidding ... ....
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