Archive for 2015

Saygun’s distinctive voice highlights Summergarden concert – Jul 20, 2015

The conditions were difficult Sunday night in the Museum of Modern […]

Delightful Dvořák and messy Messiaen in wildly uneven Cleveland Orchestra concert – Jul 17, 2015

Concert programs are something of a mystery in plain sight. The […]

Cleveland Orchestra’s “Daphne” turns wooden at Lincoln Center Festival – Jul 16, 2015

It’s getting harder for music lovers to leave New York in […]

Chamber Music Society opens new summer series in populist vein – Jul 16, 2015

It’s not true that New York City spends its summer in […]

National Youth Orchestra shines in Berlioz and Tan Dun premiere – Jul 12, 2015

The National Youth Orchestra of the United States gave a concert […]

Ekmeles program lives up to group’s name in Five Boroughs Festival closer – Jun 30, 2015

“Ekmeles,” in Attic Greek, means “dissonant” or, to be less charitable, […]

U.S. Chopin winner Lu shows talent and tenderness in New York debut – Jun 25, 2015

While one of the world’s great musical competitions, the Tchaikovsky Competition, […]

Graf’s intelligent versatility bolsters new piano series – Jun 21, 2015

Rarely does an independent concert series achieve such success so quickly. […]

Pianist Lee brings clarity, order and hope to Spectrum program – Jun 19, 2015

Classical music is still in many quarters regarded as an exalted […]

St. Petersburg Philharmonic shows its velvet power at Carnegie – Jun 14, 2015

The St. Petersburg Philharmonic played great symphonies by Russian composers in […]

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