Archive for May, 2026

Met wraps the season successfully with Frank’s impassioned “Frida y Diego” – May 15, 2026

The final production of the Metropolitan Opera season opened Thursday night, […]

Botstein guides The Orchestra Now on scenic trek through Strauss’s peaks and valleys – May 13, 2026

Leon Botstein, the college president who conducts orchestras, will soon be […]

Some missteps apart, Decoda brings vigorous advocacy to American program – May 13, 2026

Charles Ives had some rough things to say about what he […]

A luminous Feola triumphs in Met’s “Traviata” – May 09, 2026

May at the Metropolitan Opera brought a fresh cast to Verdi’s […]

An intimate reprise of two celebrated creator works with Ursula Oppens – May 08, 2026

Every concert is a little bit of history: the history being […]

Stars come out for a musico-historic bash at Carnegie Hall – May 06, 2026

“This is no ordinary structure.” So began the quotation from Andrew […]

Long Play festival’s minimalism evolves into maximal impact – May 05, 2026

When Bang on a Can’s Long Play festival launched in 2022, […]

A master of tone, Han Kim rocks the clarinet standards at Zankel – May 04, 2026

Musicians from Asia have excelled in Western classical music for so […]

Victor Herbert’s light concert music lives again in high-energy retrospective – May 02, 2026

The more one knows about Victor Herbert, the more interesting he […]

Calder Quartet explores the richness, variety of the American string quartet – May 01, 2026

Carnegie Hall’s “United in Sound: America at 250” series this season […]

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