Laura Karpman talks to Vanity Fair about her Ask Your Mama: “haunting, fevered, restrained, and super-lush in turns, but always impressive.”
Press and News
March 12, 2009
Laura Karpman talks to Smithsonian Magazine about Ask Your Mama, in advance of the Carnegie Hall premiere.
Arts, Briefly Compiled by STEVEN McELROY, Cynthia Phelps, the principal violist of the New York Philharmonic, has performed around the world from Carnegie Hall to Royal Festival Hall in
March 16, 2006
The Music from Copland House ensemble’s “splendid” debut recording is of Copland’s chamber music. Gramophone said “this release contains the finest versions available of most of these works…”a fine collection of chamber works from the composer’s own home.”
In nature’s own concert hall, sound is forever. Moab Music Festival which takes the idea of outdoor concerts to the extreme and neatly combine culture with the area’s reputation for adventure travel.
Aaron Jay Kernis is America’s most honored younger composer. Kernis’s music is varied, ambitious, and enjoyable to listen to. His “Air,” originally written for violin and piano, has an 18th-century pastoral grace.
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