In case you missed the last concert, here are some reviews.
The Las Vegas Weekly
"Those particular dinosaurs might have died off by now, or been chased back to their taxpayer-supported university music departments, but in a town such as this, where symphonic culture has only been precariously established, it definitely shows courage on the part of the Las Vegas Philharmonic’s new director, David Itkin, to have put the one-time colossus of the last century, Dmitri Shostakovich, on the bill of last Saturday’s concert."
The Las Vegas CityLife
"Philharmonic Orchestra for the first time in a year, one can say -- early in David Itkin's tenure -- the orchestra now plays with attitude."
Las Vegas Review-Journal
"The Las Vegas Philharmonic's bounty of classical music Saturday gave concertgoers an early reason to be thankful."
The Las Vegas Weekly
"Those particular dinosaurs might have died off by now, or been chased back to their taxpayer-supported university music departments, but in a town such as this, where symphonic culture has only been precariously established, it definitely shows courage on the part of the Las Vegas Philharmonic’s new director, David Itkin, to have put the one-time colossus of the last century, Dmitri Shostakovich, on the bill of last Saturday’s concert."
The Las Vegas CityLife
"Philharmonic Orchestra for the first time in a year, one can say -- early in David Itkin's tenure -- the orchestra now plays with attitude."
Las Vegas Review-Journal
"The Las Vegas Philharmonic's bounty of classical music Saturday gave concertgoers an early reason to be thankful."
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