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Review: A Belated New York Arrival for a Broadway Operetta

回顾:百老汇歌剧的迟到纽约首演

From left, Zak Ketcham, Dmitry Mironov and Theodore Chang in Korngold’s “The Silent Serenade” at the Gerald W. Lynch Theater.

From left, Zak Ketcham, Dmitry Mironov and Theodore Chang in Korngold’s “The Silent Serenade” at the Gerald W. Lynch Theater.

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The conductor, Cris Frisco, led an adroit pit band of 11 instrumentalists (Kyle Glasgow, doubling on clarinet and tenor saxophone, was a standout). Korngold’s music can swing quickly between old-world Viennese sweetness, Mahler-influenced angst and some vintage cinematic balladry. There’s a reason you’ll find the contemporary piano phenomenon Yunchan Lim offering a bit of this work as an encore, and in a version similar to Korngold’s own playing (and humming). The tunes here are lovely.

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