Many people, both within the Oregon Symphony ‘family’ and in the public at large have commented both publicly and privately that they were mystified by a paragraph in the otherwise glowing review of the Oregon Symphony’s Carnegie Hall debut in today’s New York Times. Music critic Allan Kozinn wrote the following: The orchestra was
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As we were getting ready to deplane in Portland, people were whipping out their various smart devices, and the news came quickly: the New York Times review was an unabashed rave. Here it is, written by Allan Kozinn, in its entirety: It is hard to believe that the Oregon Symphony had never performed in
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The New York Times’ music critic James Oestreich has written an article today about the Spring for Music Festival, which is presenting the Oregon Symphony and six other orchestras from around the US and Canada starting this evening with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra. Here’s the excerpt about the Oregon Symphony: OREGON SYMPHONY Thursday orsymphony.org
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Pick up a print copy of the New York Times today, and you’ll see a photo of our very own OSO trumpet and low brass section on the front page of the Arts section as part of an article about the Spring for Music Festival at Carnegie Hall in May – here’s a screen
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