The Future of Orchestras (Cont’d): Would the Philharmonic Sing Palestrina?

The Future of Orchestras (Cont'd): Would the Philharmonic Sing Palestrina? When Doug McClennan persuaded me to start blogging in 2006, I was a newcomer to electronic media and also a skeptic. I read books. It write long. I do not tweet and rarely check Facebook. # Frankly, the consolidated thread of considered comments elicited ... read moreThe Master of Many Choruses If they sing flat ... in the orchestra. But whether he is directing amateurs or professionals, Mr. Tritle adjusts the choral sound to fit the repertoire. "You sing Bach differently than you sing Brahms, and differently than you sing Palestrina." read more

Debuts, Makeovers and Milestones ALAN GILBERT This son of New York Philharmonic violinists past and present officially opens his tenure as the orchestra's music ... Here, happily, you can hear the group sing settings of the Song of Songs by Palestrina, Lassus and Victoria in the Music ... read moreBrahms the Beleaguered Highlights include the Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leipzig conducted by Herbert Blomstedt; the Dresden Philharmonic under the direction ... Reasserting core values he discovered in Bach, Handel, Schutz, Palestrina, and Beethoven was no easy task, given the ... read moreJazz Recordings Among the 25 New Additions to National Recording Registry When I sing that song ... The first Jazz at the Philharmonic concert was held on July 2, 1944, in the auditorium of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. It featured many of the foremost jazz musicians of the time, including Illinois Jacquet, Nat ... read moreMiami Soon To Be Sharing Songs Of Homegrown Seraphic Fire As Founder Patrick Dupregrave Quigley Readies Ensemble For Touring It's grown to where now it is its own independent organization and we have musicians from around the country that sing and play with us many ... beautiful music by (Giovanni Pierluigi da) Palestrina. The orchestra will be playing (Antonio) Vivaldi ... read more2016-2017 CHAMBER MUSIC "I've seen the future of chamber music and it is Brooklyn Rider" Strings Magazine Collaborations Béla Fleck Legendary banjo virtuoso Béla Fleck teams up with Brooklyn Rider for an evening of music from Brooklyn Rider's ­versatile ­repertoire ... read moreBuffalo choir Vocalis bound for Britain – and big breakthrough It includes not only music by Renaissance composers Palestrina and William Byrd ... But the church doors open, he explained, when a choir offers to sing at services. "Then you're there, and you can sing in these amazing spaces. You sing for them ... read moreGrammy Nominations 2014: Jay Z Leads Field The nominations for the 56th annual Grammy Awards are out – and they're likely to ruffle some feathers. Jay Z cleaned up with the most nominations – nine in total –but none in the biggest categories like album, record or song of the year. read moreThe baroque renaissance with Les Arts Florissants and The Sixteen Early instrument orchestras proliferate, some of them very fashionable indeed, and opera houses compete to stage baroque opera. Anyone who grew up on the Berlin Philharmonic's ... as did the likes of Palestrina and Allegri," Christophers points out. read more

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