Archive for 2014

Lucy Crowe’s art shines on a mixed night – Apr 10, 2014

It is both the gift and the curse of live performance […]

Uchida’s Schubert transcends time and place at Carnegie – Apr 10, 2014

Virtuosity is a quality in classical musicianship that is frequently misapprehended. […]

Korngold Piano Quintet gleams in Chamber Music Society program – Apr 07, 2014

Strict chronological programming, as the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center […]

Devil and Man at Yale—Stravinsky’s “Soldier’s Tale” soars at Zankel – Apr 07, 2014

The only thing wrong with Yale In New York’s staging of […]

Soprano rises above misguided staging in Met’s “Butterfly” – Apr 05, 2014

How do you solve a problem like Puccini? (Staging him, that […]

Two principals lift maladroit conducting in Met’s “Arabella” – Apr 04, 2014

Richard Strauss’s Arabella is probably not anyone’s idea of an ideal […]

Les Arts Florissants serves up an exuberant “Platée” – Apr 03, 2014

On Wednesday night when Les Arts Florissants capped a run of […]

Heras-Casado right at home in impressive Philharmonic debut – Apr 03, 2014

Pablo Heras-Casado is principal conductor of the Orchestra of St. Luke’s, […]

Met Council winners shine and rise at finals concert – Mar 31, 2014

The Metropolitan Opera National Council’s annual Grand Finals auditions concert is […]

Despite Teztlaff’s epic fail, Orpheus shines in Hungarian season finale – Mar 30, 2014

The Orpheus Chamber Orchestra wrapped up their 41st season on Saturday […]

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