Tag: Jeffrey Kahane
Gabriel Kahane Gets Personal with “Heirloom”
"I think if composers are being honest, whenever we assign a program to abstract instrumental music, we're always doing a little bit of myth-making."
Gabriel Kahane Gets Political
"Trying to open people's hearts feels more politically useful than trying to convince people of something."
Violinist Margaret Batjer Needs Warm and Fuzzy
"The most amazing artistic moments of my life have happened in a live performance where you feel the silence, the absence of noise."
Best Bets at Home: December 18th – December 20th
Thirteen different shows to entertain you this weekend
Jaime Martín Finds Freedom In Conducting
"I think trust in a relationship between orchestra and conductor, the same as with any relationship, is the most important ingredient."
98-Year-Old Co-Founder James Arkatov Celebrates LACO’s 50th Anniversary
"We thought there was a demand for the type of music we wanted that did not conflict with other groups that were around."
Conductor Jeffrey Kahane Offers Up Beethoven With a Side of Greek...
Some pieces of music become so ingrained in our psyches that we don’t consider new interpretations or we overlook what made it so great...