Archive for 2018

A mixed evening of diverse cycles from Brownlee at Zankel Hall – Apr 25, 2018

What happens to a dream deferred?  If it’s a dream of […]

Tenor trois more than good enough for Gounod in Met’s “Romeo et Juliette” – Apr 24, 2018

Sumptuous is the word for the Metropolitan Opera’s revival of Roméo et […]

Critic’s Choice – Apr 23, 2018

During this very piano-ish week in New York, you can catch […]

The diva is the diva: Netrebko sensational in first “Tosca” at the Met – Apr 22, 2018

This was the role debut Metropolitan Opera audiences have been dreaming […]

Grand Rapids Symphony attracts a crowd to Carnegie Hall – Apr 21, 2018

“Spring For Music,” the short-lived Carnegie Hall series that brought in […]

Eschenbach, Philharmonic journey from lithe Mozart to elemental Bruckner – Apr 20, 2018

They occupied separate centuries, but the Austrian compatriots Mozart and Bruckner […]

Miller Theatre offers a portrait of Rzewski from teenager to today – Apr 20, 2018

Miller Theatre’s Composer Portrait series is invaluable because rather than presenting […]

Songs of Schumann and Brahms (inspired by Clara) from Padmore and Lewis – Apr 20, 2018

There was a theme to the recital by Mark Padmore and […]

A can-do cast delights in Carnegie Hall’s “Candide” – Apr 19, 2018

Leonard Bernstein’s Candide is a show so fast-paced, so filled with […]

Critic’s Choice – Apr 18, 2018

Fred Rzewski is one of the great American composers, and his […]

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