The greatest American conductor you've never heard of . . .
Monday, May 21, 2007
The KCStar's classical music critic Paul Horsley reviews a recent concert by the Kansas City Symphony with guest conductor Larry Rachleff:
You might expect a classical conductor to be called Lawrence or Laurence or even Lorenz.
But Larry?
Larry Rachleff is a gangly and unprepossessing guy who looks vaguely nerdy onstage. He sometimes stands with his feet turned out like a ballet dancer’s, though the resemblance ends there.
For all that, Rachleff might be the greatest American conductor you’ve never heard of.
He has a mastery of the orchestra that translates into detail, conviction and a sort of unwitting charisma.
posted by Brent Hugh at
5/21/2007
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