Classical CD Review: DAVID SANFORD: Black Noise
March 1, 2019 American composer David Sanford (b. Pittsburgh 1963) came from a highly musical family. He always had a keen interest in jazz, big and music, and played the […]
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Classical CD Review: Meeting of the Spirits
July 2017 “Meeting of the Spirits” – jazz milestones re-imagined for a big band of cellos.PENTATONE SACD 518§ 659 TT: 51:06BUY NOW FROM AMAZON Matt Haimovitz is on the cutting […]
Classical Modern Music: David Sanford, Black Noise, Matt Haimovitz, Boston Modern Orchestra Project, Gil Rose
May 17, 2019 Afro-American composer David Sanford shows a musical Modernism with a healthy admixture of “Jazz” influences on his recent recording of orchestra works Black Noise (BMOP Sound 1063). The three […]
Hollywood Soapbox: INTERVIEW: Matt Haimovitz explores connections between Glass, Beethoven
November 17, 2019 When cellist Matt Haimovitz and pianist Navah Perlman take the stage at the State Theatre in New Brunswick, New Jersey, today, Nov. 17, they will take part in […]
Patch: A Classical Season Celebration
November 11, 2019 An exciting performance by cellist Matt Haimovitz and pianist Navah Perlman, featuring pieces from Beethoven, Philip Glass, and Corigliano. State Theatre New Jersey presentsMatt Haimovitz and Navah […]
Times Union: Classnotes: Six degrees of fresh Bach appreciation
November 18, 2019 Ask any cellist and they’ll have a unique insight or personal story about the six suites for unaccompanied cello by J.S. Bach. A few years ago Ashley […]
Everybody Knows – Single available now
November 26, 2019 Leonard Cohen’s Polemic Masterpiece in a Kaleidoscopic Re-Imagining For Three Voices and Cello Composer Luna Pearl Woolf boldly reconfigures Leonard Cohen’s darkly ironic “Everybody Knows” for three […]
The Strad: ARD competition invites 64 cellists to Munich for 2019 competition
July 25, 2019 The Bavarian Radio competition offers cash prizes and numerous performance opportunities The 2019 ARD International Music Competition offers four categories: cello, clarinet, bassoon and percussion. In each […]
Prince William Living: Around Town – Coming in September and October to the Hylton Center
August 23, 2019 The Hylton Performing Arts Center kicks off its 2019/20 season with an exciting and diverse lineup of artists and ensembles. The Hylton Presents season starts on a hot note featuring the […]
La Presse: MUSIQUE BLOC-NOTES – À LA DÉCOUVERTE D’ISANG YUN AVEC 14 VIOLONCELLISTES
April 17, 2019 MUSIQUE BLOC-NOTESLes rendez-vous du mélomane CLASSIQUE TROIS RENDEZ-VOUS D’AVRIL AVEC MOZART ET L’OSM L’Orchestre symphonique de Montréal (OSM) marque son retour de tournée européenne par trois programmes distincts, […]
The San Diego Union-Tribune: Improvisation drives an eclectic program as Haimovitz and Iyer bring first joint tour to San Diego
March 5, 2019 Some artists blur musical boundaries; some leap from one genre to another. In their concert here Thursday, cellist Matt Haimovitz and pianist/composer Vijay Iyer — both internationally […]
Sarasota Magazine: Your Top 8 Things to Do: Feb. 21-27
February 21, 2019 Spring training opens, the Italian Feast & Carnival spices up Venice, Sarah McLachlan returns to the Van Wezel and much more. Spring Training Opens for Orioles, Pirates […]
Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Classical music meets jazz improv in Ringling New Stages
February 17, 2019 Matt Haimovitz and Vijay Iyer perform together and in solos for the contemporary arts series in the Historic Asolo Theater When jazz composer Vijay Iyer wrote a […]
Maine Public: Portland Symphony Orchestra Mahler’s First
October 3, 2018 Mahler’s First with conductor Bruce Hangen and cellist Matt Haimovitz Tuesday, October 16, 2018 at 7:30 pm Merrill Auditorium, Portland Maine Public is a media sponsor of the Portland […]
The New Yorker: An Emotional Reunion Between Cello and Cellist
September 17, 2018 Issue After fifteen months apart, Matt Haimovitz and his beloved Goffriller cello get reacquainted. On a recent Thursday, Matt Haimovitz, the forty-seven-year-old virtuoso cellist, packed an […]
The Bay Area Reporter: Composer, icon, working musician
July 26, 2018 At 81, Philip Glass may never escape the label of minimalist composer. His prolific career has grown since the 1970s to produce an awesome wealth of […]
