Performances

Musical worlds collide, mostly cohere with Danish Quartet and National Girls’ Choir – Apr 18, 2026

When it’s not out there impressing audiences with its Haydn, Beethoven […]

Buniatishvili’s recital offers more showmanship than insight – Apr 16, 2026

On February 4, 1987, Liberace died in Palm Springs, California.  Just […]

Cho’s molto espressivo style proves persuasive, even in Bach and Schoenberg – Apr 13, 2026

Pianist Seong-Jin Cho may cut an impeccably groomed figure onstage, but […]

Cassatt Quartet serves eclectic new music well at Fordham – Apr 11, 2026

String quartets by 21st-century American composers might be a niche for […]

Nelsons shows good and bad podium sides with Boston Symphony at Carnegie – Apr 10, 2026

The Boston Symphony Orchestra and conductor Andris Nelsons came into Carnegie […]

Feldman’s Piano and String Quartet finds its groove at Roulette – Apr 09, 2026

Perspective is another word for point of view, and changing that […]

A tragedy haunts the past and present in Met’s “Innocence” – Apr 07, 2026

Ten years after Kaija Saariaho’s ravishing L’Amour de Loin made its Metropolitan Opera […]

Violinist Neubauer displays auspicious artistry at Morgan Library – Mar 26, 2026

The word “talent” says so much and so little. It says […]

MasterVoices sets Fauré’s heavenly grace against raging sin of world premiere – Mar 24, 2026

Ted Sperling, a man of many projects, brought his MasterVoices chorus […]

The Sebastians traverse Bach’s Brandenburgs with speed and elegance – Mar 23, 2026

The Sebastians, an elastic period-instruments ensemble sometimes heard with as few […]

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