 Opera theme all too fitting (The Washington Times - 9/14/2004) |
| Alagna and Gheorghiu Cancel Met Performances, Citing War Concerns (Andante.com - 3/21/2003) |
| Maestro's football outing hits sour note (St.Petersburg Times - 1/12/2003) |
| Musicians try to unite world in song (Nando Times - 9/13/2002) |
| Bay's churches, museums provide solace in the arts (San Francisco Chronicle - 9/12/2002) |
| New York remembers September 11 (Gramophone - 9/12/2002) |
| Music: Consolation on West 99th St (Financial Times - 9/8/2002) |
| Music: The angry aftermath of terrorism (Financial Gazette - 8/9/2002) |
| This could be any rubble (National Post - 7/26/2002) |
| American Television Network Plans Concert to Mark 11 September Anniversary (Associated Press - 7/25/2002) |
| Musicians Organize Concerts for 9/11 (Associated Press - 7/19/2002) |
| Around-the-world Requiem will be performed Sept. 11 (Seattle Times - 7/17/2002) |
| Developers Reveal WTC Site Plans (Associated Press - 7/16/2002) |
| Vienna Philharmonic Plays Memorial (Associated Press - 3/18/2002) |
| Vienna Philharmonic to Honor World Trade Center Victims in New York Cathedral (Andante.com - 3/15/2002) |
| New York Public Radio Will End Daytime Classical Music (Andante.com - 3/8/2002) |
| New York City Opera Seeks Partners for a Move to the World Trade Center Site (Andante.com - 2/28/2002) |
| Creating Music From Catastrophe? (Andante.com - 2/7/2002) |
| New York Philharmonic - Nothing ventured... (The Times - 1/15/2002) |
| Why I gave terrorists a voice (The Daily Telegraph - 1/10/2002) |
| John Adams Again Defends Klinghoffer as the BBC Vows to Press Ahead With its Broadcast of the Controversial Opera (Andante.com - 1/10/2002) |
| Thai Composer S. P. Somtow Prepares In Memoriam 9-11 as Offering to Memory of World Trade Center Victims (Bangkok Post - 12/23/2001) |
| Florida Orchestra Sues Arista Records for Royalties on Hit Rendition of U.S. National Anthem (St.Petersburg Times - 12/15/2001) |
| The witch-hunt - Why is composer John Adams being accused of romanticising terrorism? (Guardian Unlimited - 12/15/2001) |
| Music's Dangers and the Case for Control (New York Times - 12/9/2001) |
| He's getting ready with his little list (Independent - 12/4/2001) |
| John Adams, Banned in Boston (New York Times - 11/25/2001) |
| Sept. 11 aftershocks hit arts world - Houston cancels McNally opera (San Francisco Chronicle - 11/21/2001) |
| Taliban Killed the Radio Stars (Village Voice - 11/21/2001) |
| Ripple Effect from 11 September Seen in Arts Organizations Across the U.S. (Andante.com - 11/21/2001) |
| When art and sensitivity clash (Boston Globe - 11/16/2001) |
| The Songs Of Freedom (CTNOW - 11/16/2001) |
| Faint-hearts are doing us a favour (La Scena Musicale Online - 11/14/2001) |
| Hijack Opera Scuttled (The New Yorker - 11/12/2001) |
| World's economic hard times stop the music (Sydney Morning Herald - 11/9/2001) |
| Anne-Sophie Mutter Cancels U.S. Tour; Joshua Bell Steps In (Andante.com - 11/8/2001) |
| John Adams Speaks Out About Art in a Time of War (Andante.com - 11/7/2001) |
| Boston Symphony missed the point on art and grieving (San Francisco Chronicle - 11/7/2001) |
| Art, Terror and Stockhausen (Andante.com - 11/6/2001) |
| Dealing With Tragedy / This month's issue (Opera News - 11/4/2001) |
| Carnegie Delays Opening of Additional Hall (New York Times - 11/1/2001) |
| Memorial Service at WTC Site Includes Classical Performers (iclassics.com - 10/28/2001) |
| Shostakovich in a Time of Terror (Andante.com - 10/27/2001) |
| CSO loses listeners since attacks (Chicago Sun-Times - 10/26/2001) |
| Philharmonic Is Playing With Lunch Downtown (New York Times - 10/24/2001) |
| Composers search for meaning in madness (Philadelphia Inquirer - 10/23/2001) |
| Charms to soothe and soften (Financial Times - 10/22/2001) |
| Haunted Handel Museum To Open, Texas Composer Wins 2001 Masterprize, Documentary About N.Y. Street Muscians To Open (Redludwig.com - 10/15/2001) |
| COC Verdi Requiem a Memorable Musical Experience (La Scena Musicale Online - 10/14/2001) |
| A culture muted (Guardian Unlimited - 10/13/2001) |
| Orchestrating an Act of Reaffirmation (LA Times - 10/12/2001) |
| Suffering and silence (The Daily Telegraph - 10/12/2001) |
| New York Philharmonic Musicians Perform Chamber Concerts to Comfort Lower Manhattan (Andante.com - 10/11/2001) |
| A time to show courage (La Scena Musicale Online - 10/10/2001) |
| Artists from Nine Chicago Performing Arts Companies Unite for Historic Performance (PR Newswire - 10/8/2001) |
| Karlheinz Stockhausen - Is this the most hated man in contemporary arts? (Sunday Times - 10/7/2001) |
| Minnesota Orchestra delays trip amid war concerns (Pioneer Planet - 10/6/2001) |
| As Ever in a Crisis, Beethoven Reigns (New York Times - 10/5/2001) |
| Rhythmless Nation - The Taliban believes music is wrong (Time Magazine - 10/2/2001) |
| Musical memorial for US terror attack victim (Classical.com - 10/2/2001) |
| Stockhausen causes controversy (Classical.com - 10/2/2001) |
| New Yorkers take refuge in patriotic hymns and Brahms (The New Yorker - 10/1/2001) |
| Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road Project Cancels Asian Dates (Redludwig.com - 10/1/2001) |
| Classical Music Pays Tribute (Associated Press - 10/1/2001) |
| Listening Beyond September 11 (New Music Box - 9/30/2001) |
| Waiting for Our John Lennon (New York Times - 9/30/2001) |
| "The Greatest Work of Art in the Entire Cosmos" (Andante.com - 9/30/2001) |
| Carnegie Hall: A Concert of Remembrance (On the Aisle - 9/30/2001) |
| The Devil Made Him Do It (New York Times - 9/30/2001) |
| Giuliani gets opera-star treatment (Gramophone - 9/29/2001) |
| Karlheinz Stockhausen - Controversy and the composer (The Daily Telegraph - 9/29/2001) |
| Karlheinz Stockhausen - The sound of discord (Guardian Unlimited - 9/29/2001) |
| Music in NYC after the 11th (New York Times - 9/28/2001) |
| Emotional rescue - A young violinist serenades battered rescuers in the concert of a lifetime (Salon - 9/25/2001) |
| Two Works Offered Appropriately for a Time of Stress (New York Times - 9/25/2001) |
| Neighborliness at the Met With Sadness in the Wings (New York Times - 9/24/2001) |
| Laura Bush Attends Victims' Concert (Associated Press - 9/24/2001) |
| THE AFTERMATH: We Are All AIDS Sufferers (New York Times - 9/23/2001) |
| Music After the Fall (La Scena Musicale Online - 9/23/2001) |
| Was Stockhausen Just Being Stockhausen? (LA Times - 9/21/2001) |
| Artists rally to aid victims of terror (Globe And Mail - 9/21/2001) |
| Alagna, Gheorghiu Won't Be at Opera (Associated Press - 9/21/2001) |
| MET Opera's $2M Gift Pushes Fund Past $70M (New York Post - 9/20/2001) |
| German composer sorry for calling terrorist attacks 'work of art' (Nando Times - 9/20/2001) |
| Artists unite ‘for healing’ (Gramophone - 9/19/2001) |
| Responding to tragedy (La Scena Musicale Online - 9/19/2001) |
| Letter from Karlheinz Stockhausen (UN News Centre - 9/19/2001) |
| Manhattan arts raise relief funds (Gramophone - 9/19/2001) |
| Music scholarship created in memory of terrorist victim (Gramophone - 9/19/2001) |
| Taliban's latest censorship: music - Instruments are destroyed and musicians must hide or face punishments. (Baltimore Sun - 9/19/2001) |
| The Sound of Consolation (Andante.com - 9/19/2001) |
| Egypt cancels Pyramids Aida (Gramophone - 9/19/2001) |
| Solemn tone to US music programmes (Gramophone - 9/19/2001) |
| Bravely, quietly, 'Dutchman' takes off (Financial Times - 9/18/2001) |
| Monstrous Art (FAZ - 9/18/2001) |
| Domingo joins Met for Verdi Trade Center benefit (GMN - 9/18/2001) |
| New York arts get back on feet As New York continues to recover from Tuesday's terrorist attack on lower Manhattan (Gramophone - 9/17/2001) |
| Terrorist attacks prompt Proms programme change (Gramophone - 9/17/2001) |
| Symphony program strikes chord (Seattle Times - 9/17/2001) |
| Memorial concert (Music & Vision - 9/17/2001) |
| As Brahms Goes By: It's Oddly Comforting (New York Times - 9/15/2001) |
| Empty Seats at an Opera (Redludwig.com - 9/14/2001) |
| To Perform or Not to Perform, in the Face of Evil (Redludwig.com - 9/14/2001) |
| London Proms tribute to US dead (GMN - 9/13/2001) |
| New York arts organisations go dark (Gramophone - 9/12/2001) |
