Reviews
The New York Times: Philomusica Plays Delectable Mozart And Brehm Sextet
The New York Times: UNUSUAL WORKS BY PHILOMUSICA; It Plays a Kim Premiere and a Weill Piece
The New York Times: Music Noted in Brief; The Philomusica Offers An All-Schumann Concert
The New York Times: Review/Music; Kurt Vonnegut's Reinterpretation of 'L'Histoire du Soldat'
The New York Times: IN PERFORMANCE: CLASSICAL MUSIC; Remembering a Jazzman As a Classmate and Teacher
New York Magazine: Life During Wartime
Albany Times Union: Philomusica shows Mozart's enduring power and passion
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