Performances

Boston Artists Ensemble captures the eerie essence of Beethoven and Shostakovich

Besides the return of daylight savings time, nothing quite lights up […]

BPYO brings youthful fire and characterful playing to Bartók showpiece

There’s no better way for a conductor to mark a birthday […]

Lackluster conducting undermines BSO festival spotlighting black composers

The Boston Symphony Orchestra doesn’t do festivals often. So “Voices of […]


Articles

Zander sees Beethoven Ninth as ideal work to crown 50 years of conducting

At age 83 and after fifty years as a conductor, one […]


Announcement

Boston Classical Review wants you!

Tue Mar 14, 2023 at 1:13 pm

By Lawrence A. Johnson

 

Boston Classical Review has an immediate need for concert reviewers.

A strong and deep knowledge of classical repertory is required as well as first-class writing skills. Classical reviewing and/or journalism experience is preferred but not mandatory.

Please send a CV with clips or links to editor Lawrence A. Johnson at ljohnson@theclassicalreview.com.

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Calendar

March 22

Boston Lyric Opera
David Angus, conductor
Ryan McKinney, baritone […]


News

Boston Symphony chief resigns after 18 months on job

Gail Samuel resigned as president and CEO of the Boston Symphony […]