Archive for October, 2026

Yoncheva, Spyres provide adrenaline injection to Met’s “Medea” revival – Oct 31, 2026

Four years ago the Metropolitan Opera opened its season with Cherubini’s […]

He’s got a heavy Liszt: Massed etudes vie with subtle colors in Youl Sun recital – Oct 30, 2026

After the first half of Thursday night’s recital in Carnegie’s Zankel […]

Reich’s “Drumming” mesmerizes with intricate rhythms via Sō Percussion & friends – Oct 29, 2026

For anyone who has been fascinated by the sight of two […]

Pegasus flies high with warhorses and a Nielsen dark horse – Oct 25, 2026

The ensemble that styles itself Pegasus: The Orchestra continued its tenth […]

Carnegie serves up exhilarating Steve Reich feast, with no slowing down at 90 – Oct 23, 2026

Can composers live, at least musically, on reputation alone? It’s important […]

Lim’s breathless speed race leaves Mozart sonatas largely in the dust – Oct 22, 2026

The Emperor Joseph II is famously said to have told Mozart […]

November 11 – Oct 21, 2026

Aigul Akhmetshina, mezzo-sopranoJonathan Palmer Lakeland, pianistRachmaninoff, Tchaikovsky, Weill, Bernstein, et al7:30 […]

Great music, moving moments vie with libretto, structural issues in Met premiere of “Lincoln in the Bardo” – Oct 20, 2026

The Metropolitan Opera mounted the world premiere production of Missy Mazzoli’s […]

Orpheus pleases with Mozart, Schumann and new work, all for free at Carnegie – Oct 18, 2026

Carnegie Hall was conceived over a century ago as the crossroads […]

Greek National Opera Orchestra brings varied gifts to Carnegie Hall – Oct 16, 2026

It’s always an occasion when an ensemble makes their first appearance […]

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