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Hello boys and girls, Read-a-roo here! What a super-duper day I had with the North Carolina Symphony on January 7 for the Young People’s Concert Green Eggs and Ham. As a ... More »
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Interview with Dovid Friedlander
David Hartman talks with violin soloist Dovid Friedlander about Ravel's Tzigane, which he'll perform on this week's Classical Series concerts.
Published: Thu 12 Jan 2012 21:31:29 GMT
Interview with Sarah Hicks
David Hartman talks with Associate Conductor Sarah Hicks about this week's Classical Series concert of music from Hungary.
Published: Thu 12 Jan 2012 21:21:25 GMT
Interview with Petra Berenyi
David Hartman talks with cimbalom soloist Petra Berenyi about her unique instrument and the concerto she'll play on our Classical Series concerts this week.
Published: Thu 12 Jan 2012 20:58:32 GMT
Interview with Grant Llewellyn
David Hartman talks with Music Director Grant Llewellyn about this week's Classical Series concerts. He tells us about the music of Bach which ties together the Chorale and the Concerto on this program, and the touching inspiration behind Mahler's Fourth Symphony.
Published: Thu 1 Dec 2011 22:01:23 GMT
Interview with Grant Llewellyn
WUNC-FM's Catherine Brand talks with Music Director Grant Llewellyn about this week's Classical Series program of Liszt and Rachmaninoff.
Published: Fri 11 Nov 2011 15:13:45 GMT
Interview with William Henry Curry
David Hartman talks with Resident Conductor William Henry Curry about this week's program, including Strauss's Also sprach Zarathustra and Richard Wagner's Overture to Tannhauser.
Published: Thu 27 Oct 2011 20:42:33 GMT
Interview with Ignat Solzhenitsyn
David Hartman talks with pianist Ignat Solzhenitsyn about why Beethoven was so prolific during the time that he wrote his Fourth Piano Concerto and what that piece of music represents. They also discuss how Solzhenitsyn found his way to the piano and to conducting as a young man, and his experience as a conductor in Russia.
Published: Thu 27 Oct 2011 19:41:20 GMT
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What to Know for Our Jan. 26-28 Concerts
The great English poet Ezra Pound once said, “…When music strays too far from dance, it atrophies.” Not wishing to risk such a dreadful fate, the North Carolina Symphony has ... More »
What to Know for This Weekend's Concerts, Jan. 12-14
Here are some events related to this weekend’s Passport to Hungary concerts in Chapel Hill (Jan. 12) and Raleigh (Jan. 13 & 14) that you should know about. Be sure ... More »
A Little Light Reading for the New Year
The science section in today’s New York Times offers news about two studies we think you might find interesting: 1. Will music help relieve your post-surgical pain? Many doctors think so, ... More »
New Beginnings
The North Carolina Symphony was excited to welcome a new member this season in Assistant Principal Trombone Jonathan Randazzo. Anyone who heard him perform the Tuba mirum during the season-opening ... More »
