Blooming Far Beyond Where They’re Planted By ANTHONY TOMMASINI May 11, 2012 In essence, the Spring for Music festival at Carnegie Hall is a “contest in programming,” as Elliott Forrest from WQXR radio put it on Wed - WQXR - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Blooming Far Beyond Where They’re Planted By ANTHONY TOMMASINI May 11, 2012 In essence, the Spring for Music festival at Carnegie Hall is a “contest in programming,” as Elliott Forrest from WQXR radio put it on Wed Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-04-08 13:12:05 Open Document File Size: 65,15 KB Share Result on Facebook Country Germany / / EntertainmentAwardEvent the Spring for Music festival / / Facility Carnegie Hall / / Organization New Jersey Symphony / Alabama Symphony / Weill’s Symphony / New Jersey Symphony Orchestra / / Person Elliott Forrest / Jacques Lacombe / Marc-André Hamelin / Joe Miller / Anaïs Nin / Varèse Weill / Kurt Weill / ANTHONY TOMMASINI / Chou Wen-chung / / Position music director / virtuoso pianist / dynamic music director / victorious pianist / / SocialTag Piano Concerto Ferruccio Busoni Edgard Varèse Hila Plitmann Classical music Music 20th-century classical music

Blooming Far Beyond Where They’re Planted By ANTHONY TOMMASINI May 11, 2012 In essence, the Spring for Music festival at Carnegie Hall is a “contest in programming,” as Elliott Forrest from WQXR radio put it on WedAdd to Reading List