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BBC Music Magazine on Briggs Trio Gál and Shostakovich on Avie Records

BBC Music Magazine on Briggs Trio Gál and Shostakovich on Avie Records

by Kenneth Woods | Sep 17, 2018 | cello, News and Reviews

A rave review in the October 2018 issue of BBC Music Magazine “The Briggs Trio responds to the style with enormous affection, following the mood changes from passionate to witty with eagle ears, and it sounds as if they have been living with the music for a long...
BBC Music Magazine on Briggs Trio Gál and Shostakovich on Avie Records

Gramophone Editor’s Choice for Piano Trios by Gál and Shostakovich

by Kenneth Woods | Sep 16, 2018 | A view from the podium, Bobby and Hans, News and Reviews

  Ken’s most recent recording as a cellist with the Briggs Piano Trio, an Avie Records disc of trios by Hans Gál and Dmitri Shostakovich, has been awarded the coveted Gramophone Magazine Editor’s Choice for October 2018. Here is the review from critic...
BBC Music Magazine on Ken’s Orchestration of Brahms’s Piano Quartet in A Major

BBC Music Magazine on Ken’s Orchestration of Brahms’s Piano Quartet in A Major

by Kenneth Woods | Sep 4, 2018 | News and Reviews

High praise in this month’s edition of BBC Music Magazine from Erik Levi for Kenneth Woods, conductor’s orchestration of Brahms’ Piano Quartet no. 2 in A major on Nimbus Records. The August issue of BBC Music is on sale from all good retailers....
Leonard Bernstein- The Mahler Conductor Turns 100

Leonard Bernstein- The Mahler Conductor Turns 100

by Kenneth Woods | Aug 25, 2018 | Mahler, Mahler- Performer's Perspective

One hundred years from the day of his birth, Leonard Bernstein remains for many music lovers a marmite musician. Reactions to his work as composer, conductor and pianist remain both strong and strongly divided. No part of his legacy remains more controversial than his...
Essay- ESO at SJSS ‘Americana 18. Why a Bernstein tribute concert with no Bernstein?

Essay- ESO at SJSS ‘Americana 18. Why a Bernstein tribute concert with no Bernstein?

by Kenneth Woods | Apr 15, 2018 | A view from the podium

Thurs April 19th at 730 PM St John’s Smith Square CONDUCTOR Ives- Symphony No. 3 ‘The Camp Meeting’ Copland- Clarinet Concerto Jesse Jones- Smith Square Dances (world premiere, commissioned by the ESO & St John’s Smith Square) Piston- Sinfonietta...
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