David Michael Wolff          pianist   ~  conductor

                 zen and the art of music

Maestro Wolff launches the West Side Chamber Orchestra, immediately establishing it as North Carolina's premier Chamber Orchestra.  Join us for our debut in Carnegie Hall on April 4th, 2009, followed by performances in North Carolina, May 29th @ 8pm in Greenville at ECU's A. J. Fletcher Recital Hall, and Sun. May 31st @ 4pm in Fayetteville at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church!

Fayetteville Observer:
“Conductor and Musical Director David Michael Wolff coaxes a terrific performance of a difficult score {Porgy and Bess} by the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra."

Santa Barbara News-Press:
Wolff's performance of Rachmaninoff's Third Concerto was electrifying, heart stopping. With soaring lines pealing away layers of underlying passion the scene became intensely personal..... nearly impossible to watch, spellbinding. The audience went into an uproar and those that were there are still talking about it."

Seattle Times: A highly impressive performance . . . he could have a first-rank career. It's going to be fascinating to watch his progress."

Barletta Weekly: A musician and a virtuoso.  As if the piano were an extension of his own body."

Rome Observer: “Wolff's rendition of Liszt's Dante Sonata seemed to conjure up the legend of Liszt himself."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



Upcoming Performance Highlights:

Descent into Song @ Carnegie:
Maestro Wolff leads the Manhattan Chamber Philharmonic AND the West Side Chamber Orchestra in a Joint Debut at Carnegie Hall, 8:30pm April 4, 2009.  Program includes concerti for Piano and Flute, and an aria with Soprano Young Mee Jun in repertoire spanning over two centuries.  Join Maestro Wolff for an exciting, inspiring evening.


Advance tickets are available through the

Carnegie Hall
Ticket Office
.

On March 23rd, Wolff performs with Soprano Angela. M. Brown in Carnegie Hall by invitation of Jessye Norman. 

Advance tickets are available through the

Carnegie Hall
Ticket Office
.

On May 29th, Maestro Wolff returns to North Carolina to lead the West Side Chamber Orchestra in concerts in Greenville (May 29th @8pm at ECU A. J. Fletcher Recital Hall, and in Fayetteville on Sun. May 31 @4pm at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church.