| The New York Times |
Concert:MFJ Performed At Carn. |
Allen Hughes |
2/26/82 |
Positive |
It began with an extended section of slow music that kept the violin in the high register while the orchestra provided an amorphous accompaniment underneath. |
Review |
| The New York Times |
Music Notes from Japan |
Arts and Leisure Section |
2/3/85 |
Positive |
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Article |
| The New York Times |
U.S. Premieres of 4 Jap. Works |
Donal Henahan |
2/16/85 |
Positive |
..the peice had at its center a remarkable flutist.. |
Review |
| The New York Times |
Pianist: Aki Takahashi |
John Rockwell |
4/28/80 |
Negative |
"...was shaped by the length of the performer's breath. But that was hard to hear, despite the absolute originality, the aural results were not all that striking." |
Review |
| The New York Times |
Jap. Flute & Percussion Instr. |
Allan Kozinn |
3/24/89 |
Positive |
Miss Maekane on her own played "13 Drums", a startingly energetic, contrapuntal work by Maki Ishii. |
Review |
| The New York Times |
Music From Japan Festival, Asia Society |
Alex Ross |
3/27/93 |
Positive |
"...a sequence of fierce pulsations slowly lapsing into silence." |
Review |