Thursday evening’s Seattle Symphony concert marked the start of a series of signature events highlighting this season’s focus on émigré composers. With the exception of Schoenberg and Stravinsky, two of the composers tasked to write a movement for the Genesis Suite, the composers featured have mostly been forgotten. Luckily, Schwarz has proven to be a [...]
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Despite challenges Genesis Suite is an enjoyable romp
Posted in Seattle, WA, tagged Arnold Schoenberg, F Murray Abraham, Igor Stravinsky, Seattle Symphony on May 31, 2008 | No Comments »
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