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- The New York Philharmonic presented two contrasting programs under Mirga Grazinyte-Tyla.
- The first program featured Vaughan Williams, John Williams, and Weinberg as a powerful exploration of time.
- Grazinyte-Tyla's conducting produced a free and airy sound throughout the first program.
- The second program pairing Elgar and Schumann failed to create a cohesive experience, with Cynthia Phelps's viola solos providing emotive moments.
- John Williams's new piano concerto evokes nostalgia and lacks spontaneity.
