New York Classical Review

Archive for October, 2023

Ensemble Connect’s new class brings personality-plus playing to varied program – Oct 31, 2023

Approaching Carnegie Hall on Monday evening, it came as no surprise […]

Expressionist vocal works intensely rendered by Hong, Talea Ensemble – Oct 30, 2023

As composer Michael Hersch mentioned to the audience in between performances […]

Here comes the Sun King with Le Poème Harmonique – Oct 30, 2023

Once upon a time, there was a young king. Because he […]

Monteverdi Choir artists make a characterful case for a Handel rarity – Oct 27, 2023

The second program from the English Baroque Soloists and Monteverdi Choir […]

A timely world premiere resonates with echoes of the Holocaust – Oct 26, 2023

Timeliness in works of art is an uncertain thing. A headline […]

All-star trio achieves liftoff with Thibaudet, Batiashvili, Capuçon at Carnegie – Oct 25, 2023

Carnegie Hall, or at least its spacious Isaac Stern Auditorium, is […]

November 22 – Oct 25, 2023

New York Philharmonic Dima Slobodeniouk. conductor J’Nai Bridges, mezzo-soprano Dessoff Choirs Ligeti: Atmosphères Perry: Stabat Mater Holst: The Planets 7:30 p.m. […]

Sphinx Virtuosi color outside the lines at Carnegie Hall – Oct 21, 2023

The Sphinx has a riddle for you: Why are there so […]

A strong cast rises above Alden inanities in Met’s “Ballo” – Oct 21, 2023

Verdi’s Un ballo in maschera returned to the Metropolitan Opera in David Alden’s […]