""The Hottest Violist of the 21st Century""
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NICOLÒ PAGANINI – SONATA PER LA GRAND VIOLA, MS 70: II. CANTABILE ANDANTE SOSTENUTO
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Carpenter gives a commandingly articulate display (of the Elgar Concerto), and the Philharmonia are on immaculately scrubbed form under Christoph Eschenbach's thoughtful lead. (In the Schnittke Concerto) Carpenter plays with superlative assurance and magnetic conviction (...). An impressive and bold debut.
Andrew Achenbach, Gramophone, October 2009, Editor's ChoiceUpcoming Shows
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Carnegie Hall Debut with the National Symphony Orchestra on May 11, 2013
May 11, 2013
Carnegie Hall, Stern Auditorium 7:30 PM
Schnittke Viola Concerto with Christoph Eschenbach, Director
Salome Music Festival at the Hamptons
Hamptons Music Festival: A Successful Opening Benefit gala at Guild Hall with Soloists David Aaron Carpenter, Viola and Rufus Wainwright, singer.
Gala Event at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center- May 30th
The Clarins Million Meals Gala Benefit at Alice Tully Hall for the Feed Foundation on May 30th
Performances by:
John Legend, Natasha Bedingfield, Alan Gilbert, Christoph Eschenbach, David Aaron Carpenter and the Salome Chamber Orchestra
Special Guest: President William J. Clinton