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| National Symphony Orchestra (Washington City Paper) |
| One way of looking at the programming of the National Symphony Orchestra ’s outdoor weekend concerts is that the orchestra is still hewing to the safest works of American composers, despite the imminent departure of its music director, Leonard Slatkin. |
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| Rome Observer - Creative juices flow at Cazenovia College (Rome Observer) |
| CAZENOVIA - Cazenovia Counterpoint, a festival featuring Central New York composers, performers, writers, visual artists, and filmmakers will be held in multiple venues in the Village of Cazenovia during July. Since many of the artists have national and international reputations through their art, music and books, the focus of the festival is "creating locally but connecting globally." |
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| Suntory Hall hosts concert for children (The Japan Times) |
| Tokyo Symphony Orchestra will perform a concert for children on July 26 at Suntory Hall in Minato Ward, Tokyo, that focuses on contemporary Japanese composers. "It's rare to present an all-Japanese composers' program at a concert for children," says conductor Naoto Otomo, who has been engaged in the subscription concerts for children that started at the Suntory Hall in 2002. Read the full ... |
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