The unmistakably jarring sound of an iPhone marimba ring interrupted the soft and spiritual final measures of Mahler’s Symphony No. 9 at the New York Philharmonic on Tuesday night. The conductor, Alan Gilbert, did something almost unheard-of in a concert hall: He stopped the performance. But the ringing kept on going, prompting increasingly angry shouts in the audience directed at the malefactor.I think this guy handled it much better:
Jan 23, 2012
Interruption
A few days ago, a lot of attention was given to an interruption of a New York Philharmonic performance:
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