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Worldwide Praise for The Cleveland Orchestra
"The orchestra, under the baton of its music director, Franz Welser-Möst, gave proof of that excellence which has enthroned it as one of the best in the world.”
— El Nuevo Herald
“... Better performances don’t exist.”
— USA Today
“…America’s finest orchestra…”
— The New York Times
“One of the world’s greatest orchestras is reaching out to the South Florida community to share their passion for music.”
— CNN
“Their reputation as one of the world’s great ensembles is richly deserved.”
— The Guardian
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Tag Archives: Cleveland Orchestra Miami
Hot Scenes of Winter: Shepherd In the Subtropics
Perhaps it was because I first encountered Sean Shepherd’s music online, that most disembodied medium, but when I finally heard him performed by the Cleveland Orchestra at Knight Hall, I closed my eyes. There. That makes the most sense. One is usually curious about who is making what sounds, how deftly an instrument is fretted and bowed, what physical energy is fueling the feelings, in what manner the conductor is pulling and pushing a composition. But after a few minutes of watching, it felt better not to. As if Shepherd’s Wanderlust emanated from another dimension. An inner one. Touched by an outer one. One … Continue reading
Is the Rest Silence?: Music In the Time Of the Crisis
Walking into the middle of a session for U of Miami Frost School of Music composition students guided by Sean Shepherd at a room in the Knight Hall is like entering a scene from an elegant and spare art movie. The room is modern. So is the music. Most of the characters are young and casually attired. Everyone is very intense and intent on playing and listening. With Cleveland Orchestra musicians interpreting the work with the same seriousness they play the masters, this was the first time these young composers heard their music precisely, sharply, as they wrote it. Which was enlightening, for … Continue reading
