The Kansas City Star: ‘It’s a String Thing’ benefit concert
March 15, 2010 Cellist Matt Haimovitz, 39, gained international fame by age 13. A few years later, he was making classical recordings and performing at Carnegie Hall. This afternoon, he […]
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GatheringNote.org: Review: Matt Haimovitz plays the Tractor Tavern
January 25, 2010 Celebrating the 300th birthday of his cello, the concert adventurer Matt Haimovitz returned to Seattle’s Tractor Tavern Wednesday night for a one-man show that sold out the […]
Seattle Times: A man and a cello walk into a bar: Matt Haimovitz plays the Tractor
January 19, 2010 The Tractor Tavern’s stage is no stranger to vintage instruments, but for Matt Haimovitz, the notion of a classic ax takes on a decidedly longer perspective. The […]
Montreal Gazette: What’s On Your iPod?
November 12, 2009 Crossover poster boy and McGill University prof, Matt Haimovitz will happily clamp a mike on his 1710 Gofriller cello and play it in clubs that don’t normally […]
Voir: Matt Haimovitz et Luna Pearl Woolf Classiques eXcentriques
November 5, 2009 Le violoncelliste Matt Haimovitz et sa partenaire, la compositrice Luna Pearl Woolf, réinventent le rituel du concert avec la nouvelle vocation d’eXcentris. Air frais. J’ai rencontré Matt […]
Montreal Mirror: Wine bottles, wedding bells and warrior women
November 5, 2009 The exciting eccentricities of November’s classical music programming at eXcentris McGill music professor and renowned cellist Matt Haimovitz—who now adds artistic advisor and artist-in-residence at the recently […]
Chicago Tribune: Matt Haimovitz turns classical cello into a switched-on lounge act
October 29, 2009 How about a little Elliott Carter as you sip your drink and nibble pretzels in a dimly-lit lounge? Don’t scoff. That’s the kind of ear-liberating musical experience […]
Santa Barbara News-Press: IN CONCERT : Have cello will travel, to clubland
October 2, 2009 In addition to being a highly regarded member of the classical music universe, cellist Matt Haimovitz has made a name for himself by embracing a more street […]
