Archive for 2016

ACME delivers fresh, brilliant take on old new music – Apr 10, 2016

The vast majority of classical music concerts are made from music […]

Honeck, Philharmonic deliver a sublime Beethoven Sixth – Apr 08, 2016

Manfred Honeck isn’t the flashiest conductor around—an Austrian veteran of relatively […]

Hannah Lash portrait shows a young composer rising at Miller Theatre – Apr 08, 2016

Before the music began, there were already two notable things about […]

The stars come out for London Foundation concert – Apr 07, 2016

For twenty years now the George London Foundation has been presenting […]

Critic’s Choice – Apr 05, 2016

The Kitchen performance space, in its various locations and iterations, has […]

Domingo and Levine bring rich, visceral advocacy to Met’s “Boccanegra” – Apr 02, 2016

Verdi’s Simon Boccanegra likely made the most sense to its original […]

Haddad work proves the highlight in ACO’s mixed Eastern-influenced program – Apr 02, 2016

As astute listeners become more curious about non-Western music, composers with […]

“Reflection Now!” as Ensemble ACJW kicks up the sawdust – Mar 30, 2016

As more ensembles make their way across the East River to […]

Critic’s Choice – Mar 29, 2016

Miller Theatre is not only located uptown, it is the leading […]

Pianist Shiran Wang displays passion and precision at Zankel Hall – Mar 26, 2016

There’s something about the concert as a cultural event – not […]

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