Jaap van Zweden's time as the music director of the New York Philharmonic was characterized by a lack of personal imprint, with no signature initiatives or strong interpretation style evident in his performances.
Despite overseeing significant events like the orchestra's survival during the pandemic and the hall renovation, van Zweden appeared more as a participant than a true leader, overshadowed by the influence of chief executive Deborah Borda.
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