The New York Philharmonic plays Copeland, Rouse and Ravel.
by Paul J. Pelkonen
In terms of the long marathon that is the New York classical music season, this week;s set of concerts at the New York Philharmonic should have been nothing out of the ordinary. There were two New York premieres on the slate. Guest conductor Leonard Slatkin was a familiar face. Thursday night's concert, the first of three this week at Avery Fisher Hall, was one of the more interesting programs of this young season, focusing entirely on music of the last century.
by Paul J. Pelkonen
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| New York Philharmonic first chair flute Robert Langevin. Photo by Chris Lee © 2014 The New York Philharmonic. |
