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Galilee Chamber Orchestra brings a mixed night of “peace through music” to Carnegie – Nov 21, 2025

Carnegie Hall is associated in the public’s mind chiefly with music, […]

Piano worlds collide, converge with Rana at Carnegie Hall – Nov 13, 2025

“Great minds think alike” may just be a conversational tagline, but […]

Met debutants light up a debutante’s story in Strauss’s “Arabella” – Nov 11, 2025

In imperial Vienna in the 1860s, everybody waltzed, from the salons […]

The Sebastians conjure up a multimedia music world with “Handel’s London” – Nov 09, 2025

Handel’s London–the phrase conjures images of teeming streets, crowded theaters and […]

Pianist Kobrin goes with the flow of Haydn, Schubert, Schumann in Carnegie recital – Nov 07, 2025

On the evidence of his recital Thursday night in Carnegie’s Weill […]

The Sebastians celebrate the spooky season with a walk on Baroque’s dark side – Oct 19, 2025

There were no jack-o-lanterns or skeletons adorning the chapel of Brick […]

Morley, Brownlee spark the fireworks in Met’s “La fille” as Graham anchors the evening – Oct 18, 2025

The Laurent Pelly production of Donizetti’s La fille du regiment returned […]

Israel Philharmonic’s opening concert hits its stride with Zukerman – Oct 16, 2025

This week’s three-concert series of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra at Carnegie […]

The Orchestra Now recalls forgotten composers from a turbulent era  – Oct 14, 2025

The Orchestra Now, the ensemble of Bard College’s master’s degree program […]

East of the River celebrates with music of the Sephardic diaspora – Sep 22, 2025

Music is a magnet for outside influences, and Sephardic Jews had […]

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