“Globe-trotting orchestra leader Xian Zhang talks to the Brunswick Review about culture, commitment and leadership in music.”
Superconductor reviews the NJSO’s opening-weekend program.
Korea Daily features pianist Seong-Jin Cho’s debut with the NJSO.
“The New Jersey Symphony got it right, and their timing couldn’t be better.”
“Zhang made both lasting music, from the ‘Ode to Joy’ to the national anthem, as well as Whitley’s new piece, sound vibrant and…
Mom & I chats with Seong-Jin Cho ahead of his NJSO debut.
WQXR asked 11 conductors—including NJSO Music Director Xian Zhang—the one piece they would choose if they could only conduct one work for…
NYCulture Beat previews Korean pianist Seong-Jin Cho’s October debut with the NJSO.
Beethoven’s “Ode to Joy” in pop culture, from John McClane to Beaker.
“This fine ensemble is perpetually underrated; a highlight of its season is a vibrant program ... that includes Milhaud, Gershwin, Stravinsky and…
WQXR asked 11 conductors what they might have been had they not taken to the podium as a profession.
WWFM’s “A Tempo” looks back on the life of Pulitzer Prize-winning composer and Montclair resident George Walker.