A great musical score never loses its appeal. At least that?s the philosophy of Benjamin Pasternak, pianist and faculty artist at the Peabody Conservatory. Tonight he will perform Leonard Bernstein?s immortal “Symphony No. 2, The Age of Anxiety.”
“One of the reasons these [pieces] stay in the repertoire is their lasting value,” Pasternak said. “Studying them stays rewarding and performing them is a new experience each time, like a movie you want to see again and again.”
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