Bachtrack recently published a new review praising conductor Nicholas McGegan for stepping in last minute to lead the Orchestra of St Luke’s in a program of works by Bach and Mozart at the Zankel Hall theater on the first floor of New York’s legendary Carnegie Hall. Reviewer Edward Sava-Segal wrote that McGegan’s “deep experience in 18th-century music was evident in crisp articulation, clean textures and buoyant pacing”. Click the link below to read the full review now.
Nicholas McGegan’s Brings “Stately Purpose” To Orchestra of St Luke’s In New Review
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