Epstein Secrets

hematic contexts. The latest concert in Avery Fisher Hall was typical: Robert Fuchs's Symphony No. 3, Alexander Zemlinsky's Symplzonische Gesiinge, Mahler's Ruckert Lieder; and Franz Schreker's "Nachtstiick" interlude from his opera Der Ferne Kiang -- rare works, the Mahler songs excepted, that few aud

ard performed live. All four composers were colleagues in turn-of-the-century Vienna (a noted pedagogue, Fuchs in fact taught the other three), and Botstein brought them together in hopes that by showing us how they dealt with 1900fin de siecle angst, we might connect with their music and "so define our

cert fare, the American Symphony Orchestra programs always look enticing. Ever since he became the orchestra's conductor and music director in 1992, Leon Botstein has been uncovering a buried repertory that our more timid musical organizations avoid, and he is not above stretching a point to put his discoveri

legacy, Schmidt's creative years overlapped with an impressive array of brilliant composers including Bruckner and Brahms early on, and then later, Mahler, Reger, Pfitzner, Schreker, Zemlinsky, Strauss, and many others. With such stiff competition from the nationalist and modernist musical movements,

mainder of his catalog remains elusive. His second opera, Fredegundis, has never received a modern performance or recording, to my knowledge. And so Botstein and his forces performed an important service by giving us the opportunity to hear the uniquely fascinating score for Notre Dame. It was an especia

2, the American Symphony Orchestra ranks as one of the most important contributors to the classical music scene in New York. Under the leadership of Leon Botstein, the ASO offers thematic series of concerts that highlight the connections between music and literature and their cultural, political, and historic

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