In what’s become an annual tradition, the Danish String Quartet returned to Zankel Hall Friday night with their annual April […]
The Danish String Quartet with the Danish National Girls Choir at Zankel Hall Read Post »
Suddenly, it feels like there’s lots of things to see and hear in NYC this week. Here’s some of the
NYC Live Music Rundown Read Post »
While everyone’s all agog about Wagner’s 5+ hour epic which closes this weekend over at the Met , I’m jazzed to see
Preview: Robert Ashley’s Perfect Lives at Roulette Read Post »
After a couple of weeks out of town, I was back at Carnegie Hall last night to hear the Philadelphia Orchestra
I’ve been overseas for the past two weeks, but apparently folks are still up in arms about Andris Nelsons’ dismissal
More Bellyaching in Boston over Andris Nelsons Read Post »
I, like most people who follow classical music, was floored by the news last Friday that Andris Nelsons, music director
A Boston Tea Party: Andris Nelsons and the Boston Symphony Orchestra Part Ways Read Post »
In a much-hyped event, accompanied by theatrical lighting, live entertainment, and an prize fight-style introduction by Lin-Manuel Miranda, Gustavo Dudamel
Gustavo Dudamel Heralds his Arrival at the NY Philharmonic’s 2026-27 Season Announcement Read Post »
“I can assure you that this production will be unlike anything anyone has seen at the Met or anywhere.” –
Preview: Tristan und Isolde Opens Tonight at the Metropolitan Opera Read Post »
Caught a living legend last night at UWS jazz club Smoke, where alto saxophonist Charles McPherson, 86, is in residency
Charles McPherson Quintet at Smoke Read Post »
