New York Needs Gustavo Dudamel
New York’s music scene, I’m sorry to say, has suffered decades of systemic abuse.Take, for example, the newly renovated David Geffen Hall, the physical home of the New York Philharmonic. A decade and $550 million later, it has all the worldly charm of an airport lounge in Dubuque. Actually, strike that: The good folks in Iowa decorated their regional transportation hub with fetching wood ceilings and stone walls, a much more attractive proposition than the cigarette ash–gray carpets and doctor’s office–chic chairs that currently adorn New York’s premier temple of classical music.
- ▪New York’s music scene, I’m sorry to say, has suffered decades of systemic abuse.Take, for example, the newly renovated David Geffen Hall, the physical home of the New York Philharmonic.
- ▪A decade and $550 million later, it has all the worldly charm of an airport lounge in Dubuque.
- ▪Actually, strike that: The good folks in Iowa decorated their regional transportation hub with fetching wood ceilings and stone walls, a much more attractive proposition than the cigarette ash–gray carpets and doctor’s office–chic chairs th
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New York Needs Gustavo DudamelGustavo Dudamel conducts the LA Philharmonic’s opening night in his final season conducting and leading the orchestra at Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles on October 15, 2025. (Sarah Reingewirtz/MediaNews Group/Los Angeles Daily News via Getty Images)The New York Philharmonic has spent years chasing politics and prestige. The celebrated conductor will bring back the one thing that matters: music.By Liel Leibovitz06.11.26 — Culture and IdeasNo description available.FOLLOW TOPIC --:----:--Upgrade to ListenProduced by ElevenLabs using AI narrationREAD IN APPIt’s a terrible time to be a classical music fan in New York City.The New York Philharmonic’s official season ended last weekend, and after its ceremonial final concerts in the city’s parks—occurring as…
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