If conductors can be divided into those who excel at Brahms’s First and Third symphonies and those who do best with the Second and Fourth, Andris Nelsons is the former. Read entire story.
Source: NYT > Music
- On November 20, 2016
admin
Categories:
Music
Review: Brahms at the Boston Smphony, With Hélène Grimaud
Tags: brahms
-
Related Post
-
Brainiac on life after Tim Taylor: ‘He used to walk offstage with bruises in the shape of his effects pedals’
One of the most distinctive bands of the early 90s, Brainiac were broken by the…
-
‘My education was in a bar’: Shania Twain on childhood, stardom, divorce and survival
The record-breaking singer is back with her sixth album. She discusses deprivation, domestic violence and…
-
Kimmel Center Follows Through, Evicts Philly Pops
The arts presenter removed the Philly Pops as a resident company, “shutting the group out…