If one spends enough time around art of the Baroque era, one finds much that is saintly and spiritual, but also no end of ...
The audience’s response suggested that a new Met favorite was in the making. Elena Villalón was an affecting Glauce, ...
The gold medalist at the 2024 Gina Bachauer International Artists Piano Competition coaxed misty and glowing sounds from the big box of hammers and strings as he conjured the musical visions of ...
Pegasus: The Orchestra, conducted by Karén Hakobyan with pianist Vyacheslav Gryaznov, will perform “Fire & Folklore,” a ...
Of course, it’s true that repeated exposure to music helps to reveal its greatness, and that is the exact problem modern music faces. So much work of the past hundred years is as fine as anything from ...
The Sonata in C major, K. 279, is certainly the “earliest” in terms of musical language, hewing closely to the style galant of J.C. Bach and other models. Lim’s fleet, articulated performance of the ...
The Metropolitan Opera mounted the world premiere production of Missy Mazzoli’s Lincoln in the Bardo on Monday night. This is ...
In keeping with putting on a quality program for their free-admission audience, Orpheus engaged the star Dutch piano duo of Lucas and Arthur Jussen, brothers in their 20s whose good looks are matched ...
It’s always an occasion when an ensemble makes their first appearance in Carnegie Hall, and groups like to put their best foot forward. When that group has a built-in audience, especially a national ...
“Music for 18 Musicians: Staged Variations” presented Steve Reich’s work performed three times by different ensembles Wednesday night at the Park Avenue Armory. Photo: Stephanie Berger Steve Reich ...
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