Performance

Works by Widor

0 upcoming performances in New York

At Alice Tully Hall, the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center turns to the chamber side of Charles-Marie Widor, a composer more often identified with the French organ loft than the salon. Alongside works by Družecký and Loeffler, the program traces a line from late‑18th‑century classicism to fin‑de‑siècle Paris, heard at close range in a New York concert setting. There is no specific NYC premiere history reliably attached to this program, but its significance is clear: Widor’s writing shows how orchestral thinking can be compressed into chamber scale without losing weight.