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JoAnn Falletta, Mason Bates - Congratulations to our 2019 Grammy Award Winners
Grammy.com - 02.07.19
Vienna Boys Choir - Vienna Boys Choir Winter Tour Starts February 17
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Jeremy Denk - Five Days, Three Pianists, Three Generations
The New York Times - 02.05.19
Jennifer Koh - Classical Music Concerts Part 2: Orchestras Primed for Adventure
Boston Concert Reviews - 02.03.19
Jeremy Denk - Home listening: new releases from Jeremy Denk and Maximilian Hornung
The Guardian - 02.01.19
JoAnn Falletta - RESPIGHI, O.: Roman Trilogy - Feste romane / Fontane di Roma / Pini di Roma (Buffalo Philharmonic, Falletta)
Naxos Records - 02.01.19
JAZZ IN THE KEY OF ELLISON - Ralph Ellison’s Record Collection
The New Yorker - 02.01.19
Brooklyn Rider - Common Theme
Strings - 01.31.19
Jeremy Denk - Jeremy Denk's New Album, "c.1300–c.2000," Due February 8 on Nonesuch Records
NPR - 01.29.19
Calidore String Quartet - What repertoire should you play for your first recording?
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Critical Acclaim Conducting debut with the Badische Staatskapelle
11.03.14
Mei-Ann Chen
Badische Neueste Nachrichten, 5. November 2014
“The aforementioned pictorial sound with the narrative finesse of the orchestra and the conductor was on full display during Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition. Mei-Ann Chen conducts large, slim fit, expressive and sober and straight at the same time; she moved every phrase, every dynamic change, it seems, right down to her toes. The orchestra followed her exactly. One could hear a slow, eerie gnome, a slightly thrown-image of the Tuileries - and an incredibly long and delicate sounding saxophone solo in the wistful ballad about the “Old Castle.” The gratitude of the orchestra towards the conductor almost never ended - a great concert.”
Pamina online, 3. November 2014