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Rachmaninoff fares best in uneven outing from Cliburn winner Yekwon – May 03, 2025

Those gold medalists just keep on coming. Last week at Carnegie […]

Ax finds form in fantasy in Carnegie recital – May 02, 2025

One might have known an evening of fantasy with Emanuel Ax […]

Gold medalist Huang roams far and wide, brilliantly, in Zankel Hall recital – Apr 27, 2025

Whatever alignment of the planets caused the reigning gold medalists of […]

A young pianist’s daring “Goldbergs” with Lim at Carnegie – Apr 26, 2025

‘’Mr. Lim currently studies at the New England Conservatory with Minsoo […]

Auer and Auer’s four hands make light work of Schubert at Zankel Hall – Apr 25, 2025

Pianists spend years learning how to conceal the fact that the […]

Staged reconstruction of Bach’s lost “St. Mark Passion” makes impressive premiere – Apr 15, 2025

The Passion story—the events leading up to the death of Jesus, […]

Uchida casts a spell with First and Second Viennese masters – Apr 10, 2025

To attend a Mitsuko Uchida recital is to be transported to […]

Heggie premiere caps impressive recital by London laureate Moore – Apr 07, 2025

Charitable foundations are often family affairs, and the George and Nora […]

Mutter recital spreads a rich table, including a striking Iranian premiere – Apr 04, 2025

On the poster outside Carnegie Hall announcing Thursday’s recital, violinist Anne-Sophie […]

Kronos Quartet speaks to our time with edgy new works at Carnegie Hall – Mar 29, 2025

The line for admission went around the corner to 57th Street […]

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