Montreal Gazette: A pat on the back for not clapping
August 23, 2013 MONTREAL — The first movement of Brahms’s Trio Op. 8 was coming to a rip-roaring conclusion, as it must. André Laplante (piano), Augustin Dumay (violin) and Matt […]
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SF Examiner: Fall Preview: Music and dance, off the beaten path
August 22, 2013 Along with the offerings from The City’s major arts organizations, this lineup includes some lesser-known, but eminently attractive, shows. Angel Heart Described as a “live music storybook” […]
Montreal Gazette: Something for everyone at classical marathon
August 18, 2013 MONTREAL — “Programme, programme.” No, this was not the Expos rally at Jarry Park. This was the Cool Classical Journey in Place des Arts, where you could […]
La Presse: Vireé classique: un succès de foule et d’estime
August 18, 2013 On se souviendra de cette Virée classique comme de celle des rencontres inoubliables: Pressler, Dumay, Hewitt, Armstrong et bien d’autres. Véritable succès d’audience avec plus de 20 000 […]
St. Albert Gazette: Arden embraces diversity for new season: Mix of styles and genres on tap for 30th anniversary lineup
August 10, 2013 When it comes to presenting top-notch concerts and sellout shows, the Arden Theatre in St. Albert is the venue to head to this autumn.
Suspense (1913) – Music (2013) by Luna Pearl Woolf for Matt Haimovitz & Uccello and the McGill Percussion Ensemble
Angel Heart, a music storybook
Click to listen and buy the deluxe CD package from: Official website: angelheartmusicstorybook.com Haunting, heady, and evocative, Angel Heart is a music storybook with
Audiophile Audition: “O’Riley’s LISZT” *****
July 22, 2013 Christopher O’Riley performs an illustrious series of Liszt transcriptions—each brilliant, audacious, and sensuous in its own way, a dazzling tribute to the transcriber and architect of keyboard […]
Audiophile Audition: A sequel every bit as fine as the first go-round *****
June 23, 2013 The Hours Begin to Sing: More Songs by American Composers = JAKE HEGGIE: From the Book of Nightmares; DAVID GARNER: Vilna Poems; JOHN CORIGLIANO: Three Irish Folksong […]
TMI: Matt Haimovitz at Music Mountain
June 20 2013 Cellist Matt Haimovitz rode the twentieth century into the staid precincts of Music Mountain’s music barn Sunday, introducing four pieces that had never before been played there […]
Restlessandreal : Adding flesh to the minimalist scarecrow: Cello Concerto No.2 ‘Naqoyqatsi’ by Philip Glass
June 19, 2013 Performed by Matt Haimovitz-Dennis Russell Davies and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Like a lot of people, I first became aware of Philip Glass’ music through his soundtrack […]
OpusOneReview: The Oceanic Terrace of Philip Glass’s Cello Concerto No. 2. A review by Stanley Fefferman
June 4, 2013 Philip Glass. Cello Concerto No.2 “Naqoyqatsi”. Matt Haimowitz–Denis Russell Davies. Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Orange Mountain Music. Philip Glass makes music that mostly sounds like Philip Glass. His […]
Audiophilia: Glass — Cello Concerto No.2 ‘Naqoyqatsi’/Matt Haimovitz, cello/ Cincinnati Symphony/Dennis Russell Davies
June 3, 2010 The music for Philip Glass’ second concerto for cello and orchestra is cobbled from a 2001 film score, Naqoyqatsi: Life as War. Glass seems to have particular […]
The Litchfield County Times: Seldom Played Works, Celebrated Composers at Music Mountain in Falls Village
June 3, 2013 The theme this year at the acclaimed summer chamber music venue, Music Mountain in Falls Village, is “Seldom Played Works by Celebrated Composers,” and while that will […]
WQXR: Album of the Week: O’Riley’s Liszt
June 2, 2013 Christopher O’Riley is one of classical music’s most visible populists,
Berkshire Eagle: Tannery Pond: Classical duo Matt Haimovitz and Christopher O’Riley deliver
May 30, 2013 NEW LEBANON, N.Y. — There are two ways of looking at cellist Matt Haimovitz and pianist Christopher O’Riley’s passion for playing O’Riley’s arrangements of pop. On the […]
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