Ringing Finally Ended, but There’s No Button to Stop Shame (Published 2012)Ringing Finally Ended, but There’s No Button to Stop Shame They were baying for blood in the usually polite precincts of Avery Fisher Hall. 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:
