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Sunday, March 12, 2017

Concert Review: Memories of the Adams Administration

The New York Philharmonic presents two sides of John Adams.
The composer John Adams. Photo by Margaretta Mitchell.
John Adams is no longer the nervy young composer who rode a minimalist wave to popularity with operas like Nixon in China. He is 70 now, and his belated birthday celebration was the subject of this week's set of all-Adams concerts at the New York Philharmonic under Alan Gilbert. He was at Friday's matinee concert, a known quantity warmly greeted by an audience that is often hostile to any music written after 1910.

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