John Gingrich Management, Inc.

06/06/2018

In mourning the loss of our client and friend Andrew Massey last Friday, we began thinking of all of the music he made in Cleveland, New Orleans, Providence, San Francisco, Milwaukee, Fresno, Toledo, Vermont and the opportunities we had to enjoy his work in all of them. At 72 he’s left us too soon, but the music will linger as will his droll wit and calm demeanor. He was a composer, too and we look forward to finding ways for his music to be heard. We join his family and friends in every corner of this country in sharing this time of sadness and grief.

03/30/2018

Join us on Wednesday April 4th for the second celebratory concert by the Raphael Trio, as they conclude their survey of the complete Dvorak Trios. Of special interest will be the Bagatelles, performed with a harmonium and a special appearance by Violinist Kinga Augustyn.

09/27/2016

So the great new museum devoted to African-American History opened on the Mall in Washington DC this past weekend and we are surprised and delighted that there is a section devoted to musicians and in the midst of Charlie Parker and Public Enemy is our own Michael Morgan. Heartiest congratulations to our hard-working and ever creative maestro on this latest honor.

02/02/2016

We’re proud – and delighted, too – to have Michael Morgan (conductor) appearing on the cover of the current Symphony Magazine. Read the article online here: http://issuu.com/americanorchestras/docs/symphony_winter_2016

12/04/2015

We look forward to having the great members of the Avalon String Quartet coming to Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall this Wednesday, Dec 9th at 7:30 p.m. with a fascinating and rigorous program of Britten, Weinberg (too rarely heard friend of Shostakovich) and Beethoven, Op. 130 with the Grosse Fugue.

11/22/2015

While Boston celebrates Gunther Schuller with many events this weekend, we pause to remember him on his 90th birthday and to think about our 30+ years working together

11/16/2015

It’s a Great Mountains Music Festival & School week here in New York City with visits this past weekend from members of the Michelangelo String Quartet and a concert with pianist Evan Solomon assisting Chin Kim. Tom Eirman is back from his two months in Italy; Clara-Jumi Kang plays Saturday night at the Sejong Benefit at Alice Tully Hall, but first we will enjoy Cellist Minhye Clara Kim's faculty recital at The Juilliard School on Saturday, Kent Tritle's annual organ recital at Cathedral of St. John the Divine, NYC on Wednesday, and Soprano Elizabeth de Trejo singing in Carmina Burana at Avery Fisher Hall.

11/10/2015

A real treat to share the evening with the Mimesis Ensemble at Weill Recital Hall At Carnegie Hall last Saturday night. Congratulations to pianist Katie Reimer and 10 other talented musicians who created a tribute concert for Gunther Schuller, including a youthful work from his 20th year and a work from 1986 for bassoon and piano quintet. And Gunther sneaked in a little ragtime in the middle of that one!

Our concert at Carnegie Hall is TOMORROW!!!

We hope to see you there!!!

11/09/2015

Some great pictures of Andrew Staupe playing with the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra this past weekend. Here's a great review! http://m.lubbockonline.com/filed-online/2015-11-07/guest-pianist-staupe-electrifies-audience-gershwin-concerto #.Vj5nBqK6ON1&gsc.tab=0

11/03/2015

Standing ovation at Carnegie Hall after last night's performance of Juraj Filas' requiem by Kent Tritle and the Oratorio Society of New York with soloists Susanna Phillips, Soprano, John Moore (baritone) and Matthew Plenk, tenor

Curtain call: Kent, Juraj Filas, singers John Moore, Matthew Plenk, and Susanna Phillips, and the Oratorio Society of New York after tonight's performance of Filas's Requiem at Carnegie Hall:

11/02/2015

Maestro Kent Tritle conducts Juraj Filas' Requiem for the first time on the Carnegie Hall stage tonight at 8pm. A wonderful opportunity to hear this rarely performed masterpiece.

Juraj Filas: Requiem (Oratio Spei "Prayer of hope") KENT TRITLE conducting Chorus, Soloists Susanna Phillips, soprano Matthew Plenk, tenor John Moore, barito...

10/18/2013

Tipping our hats to Charles Rosen

What a wonderful sendoff we finally had for Charles Rosen on Wednesday night at the CUNY Graduate Center across from the Empire State Building. Carol Archer, Henri Zerner and Constance Shuman all deserve great credit for bringing the event together. From musicians ( Jeremy Denk, Fred Sherry, Rolf Schulte and Nicholas Phan) and three brief speakers ( Richard Kramer, New York Review of Books editor Robert Silvers and longtime friend Henri Zerner) provided a memorable program. It’ s been 10 months yet Charles’ presence is still felt in so many places… and will for a long, long time to come.