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The New York Philharmonic
Orchestra recently announced the launch of Alan
Gilbert and the New York Philharmonic: 2013-14 Season – a series of 10
recordings of performances from the current season, reports Broadway World. Founded
in 1842, the New York Philharmonic is the oldest American symphonic
institution, and one of the most globally revered. Music recordings from the
Philharmonic’s esteemed concerts are highly coveted, and now, even faraway fans
can enjoy the most recent performance recordings.
According to Broadway World, “The recording series will comprise more
than 25 works performed during Alan Gilbert’s fifth season as the Orchestra’s
Music Director,” of what listeners can expect from the 2013-14 season
performance recordings. Gilbert, the Philharmonic’s acclaimed Music Director
has been described as “A galvanizing
force at the Philharmonic…He is building a legacy that matters and is helping
to change the template for what an American orchestra can be,” according to
music critic Anthony Tommasini of The New
York Times.
The Philharmonic 2013-14
season recordings will feature music by the Marie-Josée Kravis Composer-in-Residence
Christopher Rouse, performances by Artist-in-Residence Yefim Bronfman,
selections from the Beethoven Piano Concertos, as well as the world premieres
of new works from Anthony Cheung and Sean Shepherd. Works by cellists Carter
Brey and Alisa Weilerstein, Liang Wang, and many others will be featured in the
recordings. Philanthropist Marie-Josée Kravis, wife of New York investor Henry R. Kravis, is the namesake of the honorary $200,000
Composer-in-Residence prize, awarded every two years to extraordinary composers
in the field of new music. It is with generous contributions from passionate
arts philanthropists that the New York Philharmonic can continue to be a globally
renowned symphonic institution.
Learn more about the Alan Gilbert and the New York Philharmonic:
2013-14 Season and about upcoming Philharmonic happenings by visiting the
institution’s website.
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