Due to the shoulder injury sustained in an onstage fall last week, James Levine has officially withdrawn from his Carnegie Hall concert on Monday, March 6, as well as his first tour with the orchestra. Marek Janowski will step in for the Carnegie program, which includes Schoenberg's Chamber Symphony No. 1 and Beethoven's Symphony No. 9. Taking the podium for all tour concerts is David Robertson, and happily, the program -- Till Eulenspiegel, Lieberson's Neruda Songs, Carter's Three Illusions and the Beethoven Seventh -- remains as yet unaltered.
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