Heiner Goebbels Works in Tully Scope

From NYTimes.com:

The Tully Scope festival at Lincoln Center opened on Feb. 22 with a free performance of a contemplative new piece by Nathan Davis, presented in the beautifully renovated lobby of Alice Tully Hall, and a bracing concert by the International Contemporary Ensemble in the auditorium. But the theme of the festival was hard to discern. Enlarge This Image Hiroko Masuike for The New York Times Anu Tali conducting Heiner Goebbels’s “Songs of Wars I Have Seen” at Alice Tully Hall. Multimedia ‘Songs of Wars I Have Seen’ Blog ArtsBeat The latest on the arts, coverage of live events, critical reviews, multimedia extravaganzas and much more. Join the discussion. More Arts News Tully Scope, which offered 14 concerts over nearly a month, ended on Friday night with a program of two works by the German composer, music director and theater artist Heiner Goebbels performed by musicians from the London Sinfonietta, a top-notch contemporary-music group, and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, a leading period-instrument ensemble also from London. They were led by the brilliant young Estonian conductor Anu Tali.

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