Archive for November, 2017

Fung premiere headlines Chamber Music Society program of new works – Nov 10, 2017

If there is such a thing as “reverse deconstruction,” that’s what […]

Mehta, Israel Philharmonic stay largely on the surface in Mahler’s epic Third – Nov 09, 2017

In its last few trips to Carnegie Hall, the Israel Philharmonic […]

Levin-ized Mozart Mass proves the highlight of American Classical Orchestra program – Nov 08, 2017

It was clear where conductor Thomas Crawford’s priorities were in Tuesday […]

New works stand out in American Composers Orchestra’s 40th anniversary program – Nov 08, 2017

There was a bit of a box-checking feel to the American […]

Alla Francesca offers a colorful program of medieval Jewish rarities – Nov 06, 2017

The organization calls itself “Music Before 1800” but “Music before 1750” […]

The past is prologue for Borowiak’s program of Chopin and Pelosi – Nov 06, 2017

On Sunday night, Mateusz Borowiak opened a series of concerts he […]

Botstein leads The Orchestra Now in rare symphonies by Herrmann, Korngold – Nov 04, 2017

 “A Night Not at the Movies”—no symphony orchestra has used that […]

Philharmonic festival continues with rousing Bernstein, “enhanced” Gershwin – Nov 03, 2017

“Rhapsody in Blue is not a real composition,” wrote Leonard Bernstein […]

Slow out of the gate, Met’s iron “Butterfly” belatedly provides the tears – Nov 03, 2017

The Metropolitan Opera is fortunate indeed to have Anthony Minghella’s production […]

Back to the Future: Leila Josefowicz finds fresh treasure in arrangements and rarities – Nov 01, 2017

Leila Josefowicz doesn’t appear to be a revolutionary. The violinist’s debut […]

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