Performances

Freely individual playing colors outside the lines in Vienna Philharmonic’s Strauss, Sibelius – Mar 02, 2026

The first question many a concertgoer asks when encountering an unfamiliar […]

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

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

Parlando illuminates the darkness with Haas’ “in vain” – Feb 23, 2026

Why is this work a masterpiece? That thought must have been […]

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 […]

London Competition finale showcases big voices in a small hall – Feb 21, 2026

The venerable, annual George and Nora London Foundation Competition for young American […]

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

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

Ensemble Connect roves widely in American program – Feb 18, 2026

Ensemble Connect, the professional-development program for young musicians founded by Carnegie […]

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 […]

Romanian folk fares best in Eder’s Carnegie recital – Feb 13, 2026

Pianist Terry Eder has an interesting sideline: presenting pianists. Key Pianists, […]

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 […]

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