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Paul E. Robinson

Former conductor and broadcaster, Paul E. Robinson, is the author of four books on conductors, Digital Editor for Classical Voice America, and a regular contributor to La Scena Musicale.

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Concert Reviews

12 July 2010 0

Dallas Symphony Opens Extraordinary Summer of Music in Colorado!

by Paul E. RobinsonSUMMER FESTIVALS 2010Bravo! Vail Valley Music FestivalImagine a music festival that features three of the world’s top orchestras in successive week-long residencies.…

Concert Reviews

5 July 2010 0

Round Top, Texas: The Impossible Dream?

by Paul E. RobinsonSummer FestivalsRound Top Festival Institute, 2010Never underestimate the dreams of a concert pianist – especially those of an adopted son of Texas!…

Arts Industry

15 June 2010 0

Yannick Nézet-Séguin Chosen to Head the Philadelphia Orchestra

If classical music had a more honoured place in our culture, Yannick Nézet-Séguin’s appointment to head the Philadelphia Orchestra would have been front page news…

Concert Reviews

6 June 2010 0

Mahler Resurrection a Dallas Symphony Specialty!

by Paul E. RobinsonI try to get to Dallas as often as I can to bask in the glory of the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony…

Concert Reviews

31 May 2010 0

Austin Symphony Shines Again in Mahler

by Paul E. RobinsonThe 100th anniversary of Mahler’s death is in 2011, but conductors and orchestras are already programming his music at every opportunity -…

Baroque and Early

24 May 2010 0

Conspirare and Craig Hella Johnson Give Voice to Passions From Bach to Lang!

by Paul E. RobinsonBach’s St. Matthew Passion is one of the great masterpieces of Christian music; its music is sublime and inspiring, and its structure…

Concert Reviews

27 April 2010 0

Eschenbach, Lang Lang and the SHFO Give Austin a Show to Remember!

by Paul E. RobinsonThere is no one hotter in the world of classical music today than Chinese pianist Lang Lang. What a coup for Maestro…

Concert Reviews

23 April 2010 0

Van Zweden and DSO Raise their Game with Schönberg and Brahms

by Paul E. RobinsonAs he nears the end of his second season as music director of the Dallas Symphony, Jaap van Zweden has clearly raised…

Concert Reviews

24 March 2010 0

Strauss’s Don Quixote Brought to Life by Bay and Austin Symphony

by Paul E. RobinsonWhat a revolutionary idea it was to provide surtitles (“translated or transcribed lyrics/dialogue projected above a stage or displayed on a screen”)…

Concert Reviews

11 March 2010 0

Rach 3 Rocks with Nissman and the Austin Symphony!

by Paul E. RobinsonLast week, at the Long Center for the Performing Arts, Peter Bay and the Austin Symphony presented an all-Russian program: Rachmaninov’s Vocalise,…

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