Performances

A tie for NYO-USA All-Stars with idiomatic Gershwin and interminable Shostakovich – Mar 15, 2024

Carnegie Hall’s National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America […]

Tao’s fresh, illuminating Mozart highlights a standard Philharmonic program – Mar 14, 2024

On paper, this week’s New York Philharmonic program is as standard […]

Levit’s idiosyncratic artistry provides fitful, fascinating illumination at Carnegie – Mar 09, 2024

The great pianist Igor Levit is the leading example of the […]

Met’s “Romeo et Juliette” is très exquis – Mar 08, 2024

There are few perfect evenings in opera, but Roméo et Juliette […]

Philharmonic treks from Indian country to the Sultan’s court in Chan’s mixed debut – Mar 08, 2024

From a Native American reaching for his “Hollywood moment” to a […]

Vienna Philharmonic thrills with music from Weimar era (more or less) – Mar 03, 2024

At Carnegie Hall this concert season, “The Fall of the Weimar […]

Vienna Philharmonic explores seeds of Weimar with Bruckner and Berg – Mar 02, 2024

Franz Welser-Möst has returned to Carnegie Hall for the second time […]

Noisy “Émigré”casts a monochromatic sidelight on a dark corner of history – Mar 01, 2024

Shanghai in the 1930s was the fifth largest city in the […]

Tenor, conductor strike dramatic sparks in Met’s “Turandot” – Feb 29, 2024

Turandot returned to the Metropolitan Opera on Wednesday evening with all […]

Davidsen is the Leonora of a lifetime in the Met’s bleak, wartime “La Forza” – Feb 27, 2024

Overwhelmed by the ovation which she received for a stunning “Pace, […]

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