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Double trouble: Singers reach the heights in Met’s “Tristan”; staging, conducting not so much  – Mar 10, 2026

In his 2024 book, A New Philosophy of Opera, director Yuval Sharon […]

Brooklyn Art Song Society conveys the eternal truths of Rorem’s epic masterpiece – Mar 09, 2026

While they weren’t explicitly programming to explore the riches of American […]

Nelsons, Vienna Philharmonic stumble in Carnegie opener – Feb 28, 2026

Béla Bartók’s Piano Concerto No. 3 and Lang Lang don’t seem […]

March 23 – Feb 21, 2026

Jupiter Symphony Chamber PlayersCherubini: String Quartet No. 2Henri Büsser: AppassionatoChausson: Piano […]

Liu serves up technical thrills and uncertain interpretations at Carnegie recital – Feb 21, 2026

Lack of certainty is an underrated quality in classical music. The […]

Experiential Orchestra, attentive audience become partners in rewarding Pärt evening – Feb 20, 2026

Carnegie Hall hosted two concerts last October to celebrate the 90th […]

Barclay’s “Death of Gesualdo” fails to illuminate composer’s dichotomous life – Feb 14, 2026

Bill Barclay, previous artistic director of Music Before 1800, is also […]

A smartly varied survey of film music by String Orchestra of Brooklyn – Feb 08, 2026

Inventiveness in concert programming is a quality that tends to get […]

Yannick, Met Orchestra and Leonard deftly distill American music in Carnegie series – Feb 05, 2026

This year being the 250th anniversary of the country’s beginning, concerts […]

A complete Ring and Mahler cycle to highlight Carnegie Hall’s 2026-27 season – Feb 05, 2026

Carnegie Hall’s 2026-2027 schedule promises some of the most substantial and […]

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