#nyphil — Public Fediverse posts
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I always love a good 1812 Overture. It's too bad we'll have to settle for recorded cannons tonight, but I'm glad this was planned as an indoor event with AC.
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Tonight is the NYPhil's inaugural Pride concert. Should be fun!
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Tonight is Bruckner 8
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Tonight is a fun program of Latin American music with the NYPhil and Spanish Harlem Orchestra
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Tonight is what should be an interesting program with the NYPhil, John Williams's new Piano Concerto and my first time hearing the Weinberg 5th Symphony live
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Tonight Thomas Adès leads the NYPhil in a fascinating program, including Yuja Wang with a very unexpected Rautavaara Piano Concerto
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The busy part of January begins with a bit of Shostakovich with the NYPhil
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Tonight is some fun chamber music with the NYPhil
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First time at the NYPhil this season, for Joshua Bell with the De Hartmann Concerto, and the Sinfonia da Requiem
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Tonight John Adams conducts the NYPhil in what should be a fun program
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Tonight is a fantastic selection of multi-instrument concertos with Igor Levit and NYPhil principals
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Currently listening to the 2017 recording of the NY Philharmonic performance of Dvořák's 9th Symphony, under the direction of Alan Gilbert. I don't know if I enjoy this performance more than the 1962 Leonard Bernstein-led performance, though. It feels heavier, more ham-fisted in places, like an actor delivering wooden, mechanical dialogue.
