Archive for 2026

Neuwirth’s remarkable score well served live by Parlando with “Die Stadt ohne Juden” – Oct 05, 2026

Musicians are, in a sense, archaeologists, often mining the past. Most […]

Relic presents lively Latin-American dances but it’s not opera, Doc – Oct 05, 2026

Imagine attending a performance billed as La Traviata and seeing, instead […]

The Sebastians open season with a buoyant concerto feast – Oct 04, 2026

Born in the Baroque and carried into the Classical era, the […]

Philharmonic enjoyably brushes up a colorful program for European tour – Oct 03, 2026

Next week, the New York Philharmonic, conductor Gustavo Dudamel, and some […]

From scenic folksong to Mendelssohn, Camerata Nordica impresses at Carnegie – Oct 01, 2026

It would be easy to underestimate the Camerata Nordica octet.  Here […]

Horszowski Trio in synch with Village Trip’s New York state of mind – Sep 28, 2026

The Village Trip Festival, which opened last week, celebrates the artistic […]

Tenet’s “Orfeo” sounds contemporary notes in a brilliant, affecting staged-opera debut – Sep 27, 2026

Claudio Monteverdi’s Orfeo is sometimes called “the first opera.”  Scholars suggest […]

Kramer opera fails to conjure Yeats mystery effectively at Fordham   – Sep 27, 2026

For Irish history lovers, Lawrence Kramer’s new chamber opera The Dreaming of […]

Dudamel leads the Philharmonic in a Mahler Fifth of depth and complex beauty  – Sep 26, 2026

Toward the end of the 2024-25 season, Gustavo Dudamel led the […]

Tenor sub brings a welcome Puccini reunion in Met’s opening-cast “Bohème” – Sep 26, 2026

La Bohème doesn’t call for a Heldentenor. Not in the Wagnerian sense, […]

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