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A New Riff On ‘Pictures At An Exhibition’ (The Piano Version) From George Crumb

MUSIC Posted: May 12, 2017 5:47 am

New-music nerds of a certain age will remember Crumb’s haunting García Lorca song cycle Ancient Voices of Children or his anti-Vietnam War piece for “electric string quartet,” Black Angels. They may have been weird, but they were cool. Now the grand old man of the American avant-garde at age 87, Crumb is still composing away – most recently, Metamorphoses Book I, a cycle of piano works based on his favorite paintings. Avant-garde diva Margaret Leng Tan gave the premiere in D.C. on May 7, and David Patrick Stearns was there.

MUSIC Published: 05.11.17

Read the story in Philadelphia Inquirer Published: 05.11.17

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