Steven Richman is conductor and music director of Harmonie Ensemble/New York, and the Dvořák Festival Orchestra of New York. He has conducted seven CDs, including Copland: Rarities and Masterpieces, the Grammy-nominated Stravinsky: Histoire du Soldat, and Dvořák Day Concert. Mr. Richman led benefit concerts to place a statue of Antonin Dvořák in New York City’s Stuyvesant Square Park (across the street from where Dvořák lived from 1892-95), and since 1997 has conducted the annual Dvořák Day Concert. At Lincoln Center, Mr. Richman conducted a Handel 300th Birthday Concert, a Gershwin Memorial Concert, and a Leonard Bernstein 70th Birthday Concert. Until its demise, he was a member of the Spike Jones International Fan Club.
Steven Richman
Copland and Me: Two Concerts and a Recording
On Saturday, November 22, 1980, a 14 1/2-hour concert took place at New York City’s Symphony Space on the Upper West Side, one of the first Wall-to-Wall Concerts. Celebrating the 80th birthday (actually November 14) of Aaron Copland, it included works by the birthday boy, as well as from other American composers.
June 26, 2004
Copland and Me: Two Concerts and a Recording
On Saturday, November 22, 1980, a 14 1/2-hour concert took place at New York City’s Symphony Space on the Upper West Side, one of the first Wall-to-Wall Concerts. Celebrating the 80th birthday (actually November 14) of Aaron Copland, it included works by the birthday boy, as well as from other American composers.
June 26, 2004
Genesis of a CD: Dvorak Day Concert
On Saturday afternoon, September 13, 1997, a statue of the great Czech composer Antonín Dvorak was dedicated at 17th Street near 2nd Avenue, in Stuyvesant Square Park, New York City.
December 1, 2001
Genesis of a CD: Dvorak Day Concert
On Saturday afternoon, September 13, 1997, a statue of the great Czech composer Antonín Dvorak was dedicated at 17th Street near 2nd Avenue, in Stuyvesant Square Park, New York City.
December 1, 2001