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Mr. JOHN DEAK (Principal Bassist, New York Philharmonic Orchestra): Half of the orchestra was bursting with tears, including myself.
NPR: Orchestra Director Sees 'Tiny Step' in North Korea
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The Concerto for Orchestra, composed in 1969 for Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, is an essay in musical multivalence.
ECONOMIST: Elliott Carter
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By the 1960s he was appearing widely as a conductor, going on to become chief conductor of the BBC Symphony Orchestra and New York Philharmonic Orchestra.
BBC: The modern touch of Boulez
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Mr. BEN ROSEN (Board Member, New York Philharmonic Orchestra): Once we heard the state department decided that they're very supportive of it, the board endorsed it not in a formal way but everyone was in favor of doing this.
NPR: Orchestra Director Sees 'Tiny Step' in North Korea
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Michael Stern settled in as music director of the Kansas City Symphony in 2005, after decades guest-conducting orchestras that included the New York Philharmonic, the Cleveland Orchestra and the London Symphony.
NPR: Symphony Conductor Reflects on Music in the Middle
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The New York Philharmonic is not the first American orchestra to participate in what some might call symphonic diplomacy.
NPR: New York Philharmonic Set for North Korea Show
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With her friends Joshua Smith (principal flutist in the Cleveland Orchestra) and Cynthia Phelps (principal violist in the New York Philharmonic), she chose a set of atmospheric, ethereal works that have what she calls an "esoteric" connection with nature and the environment.
NPR: Yolanda Kondonassis: Impressions Of The Harp