Creative Loafing Charlotte: Live review: Christopher O’Riley & Matt Haimovitz, Davidson College (9/24/2015)
“Unconcerned with categories and unencumbered by genre, O’Riley and Haimovitz may be the coolest thing to hit classical music in ages.”
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Gramophone: Editor’s Choice recordings – April 2015
March 24, 2015 No 4 Beethoven Complete Works for Cello and Piano Matt Haimovitz vc Christopher O’Riley fp (Pentatone) ‘Haimovitz and O’Riley impress in both the lyrical moments and […]
Syracuse.com: Artswego begins season with cellist on tour in Syracuse, Oswego
September 14, 2015 SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Artswego Performing Arts Series at SUNY Oswego begins its fall arts programming with cellist Matt Haimovitz performing at four locations on Tuesday and Wednesday. […]
The New York Times: Classical Playlist: Matt Haimovitz, Avalon String Quartet and Eighth Blackbird
September 2, 2015 “Orbit”: Music for Solo Cello (1945-2014) Matt Haimovitz, cello (Pentatone) In this fascinating three-disc survey of music for solo cello written since the end of World War […]
THE BACH CELLO SUITES According to Anna Magdalena
Available Now! Fresh off the heels of his revelatory period-instrument recording of the complete Beethoven Sonatas and Variations with Christopher O’Riley, BEETHOVEN, Period., Haimovitz releases J.S. Bach: The Cello Suites […]
Oswego County Today: Artswego Series Opens With Matt Haimovitz’s Traveling Bach Cello Suites
August 30, 2015 OSWEGO — Renowned cellist Matt Haimovitz will launch the season’s Artswego Performing Arts Series at SUNY Oswego with the unaccompanied cello suites of Johann Sebastian Bach performed […]
Rhapsody: MATT HAIMOVITZ’S ADVENTUROUS CELLO
August 21, 2015 It’s easy (too easy) to think of any classical artist who is covering a pop song as a musician who is engaged in a little bit of […]
Primephonic: To Inspire, To Create, To Engage and To Empower
August 18, 2015 On this day in 1920, women were guaranteed the vote in the USA, which, when finally ratified by the state of Tennessee, led to a majority – […]
Performing Arts Monterey Bay: Cabrillo Festival, Part 2
August 18, 2015 THE TOUGH THING about new music is making it memorable. This means providing enough intellectual structure—architecture—so that the listener can remember it after the fact. While I […]
Second Inversion: ALBUM REVIEW: ORBIT: Music for Solo Cello (1945-2014)
Over the course of three discs, Haimovitz takes the listener on a musical odyssey through time and space, from minimalism to maximalism, tonal to atonal, folk to avant-garde, abstract to narrative, and everything in between.
Arts SF: SANTA CRUZ SPRINGS TO LIFE With Cabrillo’s Contemporary Orchestral Sounds
August 17, 2015 SANTA CRUZ, CA—The final weekend of the Cabrillo Festival is inevitably invigorating, with one new orchestral piece almost atop the other, sometimes with the ink barely dry. […]
AllMusic: Review of ORBIT: Music for Solo Cello (1945-2014)
August 14, 2015 AllMusic Rating: 4.5 / 5 stars On this 2015 compilation of contemporary solo cello music, Matt Haimovitz presents a diverse program of past performances, drawn from his […]
Thought Catalog: Music For Writers: Matt Haimovitz’s Cello Solos Go Into ‘Orbit’
August 13, 2015 Four Hours: ‘A Small Part Of The Repertoire’ You could do worse than play a 1710 cello made by the Venetian luthier Matteo Goffriller, but what Matt […]
WQXR Q2 Music: Matt Haimovitz Channels Vast Dynamic Range in 4-Hour Retrospective, 'Orbit'
August 10, 2015 I’ve got a cranium full of Matt Haimovitz at the moment, and have not yet reached capacity. Clocking in at 3.75 hours, the cello soloist’s latest release, […]
Volkskrant: Haimovitz is het soort muzikant dat elk stuk spannend maakt
August 5, 2015 4/5 stars “a mighty triple CD with contemporary music for solo cello, is actually more of a quest…Orbit is named for the late and remarkably successful […]
The Millbrook Independent: Matt Haimovitz and the Pendericki String Quartet at Music Mountain.
August 2, 2015 “There’s no such thing as perfection” may be a valid observation, but on Sunday afternoon a full house at Music Mountain was offered proof to the contrary. […]
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