http://www.davidstewartwiley.com Sun, 27 Jun 2010 20:07:01 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Long Island Philharmonic David Stewart Wiley, conductorJoseph Kalichstein, pianoTilles Center for the Performing Arts, New YorkJune 19, 2010 The Long Island Philharmonic has had four Music Directors since its founding in 1979, but none of them has been as effective at communicating intimate, nuanced music with the audience as David Stewart Wiley. ... http://www.davidstewartwiley.com/2010-06/long-island-philharmonic-june-19-2010-concert-review/ The following appears in Tuesday, May 11, 2010 edition of  The Roanoke Times By Seth Williamson The Roanoke Symphony Orchestra held up a mirror to America on Monday night, and it was beautiful. From the gritty streets of New York City to lonely Western prairies to the small town we all wish ... http://www.davidstewartwiley.com/2010-05/roanoke-symphony-orchestra-salutes-americana-the-orchestra-finished-its-masterworks-season-with-some-new-world-greats/ Roanoke, Virginia - The Roanoke Symphony Orchestra is pleased to announce that Music Director and Conductor David Stewart Wiley has signed a contract renewal through 2013 and that he will continue to lead southwest Virginia’s largest professional orchestra for at least the next three seasons. “We are thrilled to continue our ... http://www.davidstewartwiley.com/2010-05/david-stewart-wiley-renews-contract-with-roanoke-symphony-orchestra-through-2013/ Roanoke College Children's Choir with Kimberly Ruse Davidson.  David Stewart Wiley, Piano. March 13, 2010 http://www.davidstewartwiley.com/2010-03/david-stewart-wiley-plays-carnagie-hall/ RSO timing impeccable, thrilling: Hometown tenor Nick Leitch sang again with big-name soloists and held his own with the pros. By Seth Williamson | Special to The Roanoke Times March 22, 2010 Musicians know that, as important as a good entrance is, it’s not as dramatic as the unanimous release of a ... http://www.davidstewartwiley.com/2010-03/rso-timing-impeccable-thrilling/ The following review by appeared in the January 26, 2010 edition of the Roanoke Times. There was plenty to like in Monday night's Roanoke Symphony Orchestra concert at the Roanoke Performing Arts Theatre. But the Virginia premiere of Lowell Liebermann's magnificent new clarinet concerto outshone everything else. When it came to superlatives, soloist ... http://www.davidstewartwiley.com/2010-01/roanoke-symphony-orchestra-review-clarinet-piece-was-rare-jewel/ For Immediate Release  Roanoke, Virginia -- The Roanoke Symphony Orchestra, David Stewart Wiley, music director, is enjoying increases in sales and attendance recently despite reports of dwindling audience sizes nationally. The new information, released in full today by the National Endowment of the Arts (NEA), combined with an earlier report conducted ... http://www.davidstewartwiley.com/2009-12/roanoke-symphony-counters-national-audience-trends/ by Seth Williamson The following review appears in the December 7, 2009 edition of The Roanoke Times When they arrived for Sunday’s performance of “Messiah” by the Roanoke Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, Shaftman Performance Hall concertgoers may have wondered why most of the orchestra was late. As the downbeat neared, it became obvious ... http://www.davidstewartwiley.com/2009-12/rsos-%e2%80%98messiah%e2%80%99-a-feast-of-detail-and-grandeur/ Review of 11/14/09 LI Philharmonic concert, David Stewart Wiley, conductor with LI Philharmonic Chorus and Seymour Lipkin, pianistThe Tilles Center, Brookvaleby Bruce Von Bryan, special to The LI Press There was anticipation and electricity in the air for several thousand concertgoers at the Tilles Center on Saturday evening, as the Long ... http://www.davidstewartwiley.com/2009-11/li-philharmonic-celebrates-with-30th-birthday-concert/ The following editorial appears in the November 8, 2009 edition of The Roanoke Times By David Stewart Wiley As we move closer to Thanksgiving, I want to express my sincere thanks to our region for supporting the Roanoke Symphony (and all of the arts) during these challenging economic times. It is important ... http://www.davidstewartwiley.com/2009-11/79/