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The article published on the news website The New York Times on May 22, 2013 is called « Mozart as a Burnished Bookend, Heartening toYoung and Old». 

The article opens the secrets about Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center that plays Mozart at Alice Tully. It was revealed that the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center completed its season on Tuesday evening at Alice Tully Hall, it did so with what amounted to a warm collective hug. The audience was very satisfied with their work.So, it’s a well-known fact that the concert, which repeated a program presented on Sunday evening, offered no surprises. Moreover, it indicated the state of the music society and its roster.

The article reports at length that while playing Mozart’s Trio in B flat (K. 502) with two long-serving society associates, the violinist Ani Kavafian and the cellist Timothy Eddy, the pianist Soyeon Kate Lee managed the neat trick of standing out and fitting in simultaneously. It was mentioned that the concert ended with a deeply satisfying rendition of the Quintet in C for Two Violins, Two Violas and Cello (K. 515), a rhythmically slippery, harmonically advanced piece that Mozart composed during a break in writing “Don Giovanni” in 1787.

The article draws a conclusion that a new season with its fresh initiatives commences in October under her successor, Suzanne Davidson.

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