Archive for 2022
Odyssey Opera presents a late Corigliano masterpiece with “The Lord of Cries” – Nov 20, 2022
On occasion, it happens that a composer is presented with subject […]
Handel & Haydn Society serves up a delightful and sparkling “Marriage of Figaro” – Nov 18, 2022
The Handel and Haydn Society might be the country’s oldest performing […]
Electrifying Berlin Philharmonic revives a neglected Korngold masterpiece – Nov 14, 2022
In the common telling, Erich Wolfgang Korngold was, like Felix Mendelssohn […]
A gifted young cellist joins Zander, Boston Philharmonic for Dvořák-Brahms program – Nov 13, 2022
Few conductors live long enough—or survive professionally—to observe fifty years on […]
Von Otter, Bezuidenhout deliver surprises, rich musical pleasures for Celebrity Series – Nov 06, 2022
It’s not every night that a song by Harvey Schmidt goes […]
Ng opens first New England Philharmonic season with a bracing blast – Oct 31, 2022
Tianhui Ng’s tenure as the New England Philharmonic’s new music director […]
Young violinist shines brightest amid the glitz and fury of Dudamel, LA Philharmonic – Oct 24, 2022
Such was the intensity of the cheering that greeted Gustavo Dudamel […]
November 25 – Oct 23, 2022
Boston Symphony Orchestra Anna Rakitina, conductor Inon Barnatan, pianist Langer: Suite […]
Musica Sacra finds a consolatory warmth in contemporary Northern music – Oct 23, 2022
Musica Sacra opened its season Saturday night at First Church Congregational […]
Zander kicks off his 50th season with rich and revelatory Rachmaninoff – Oct 20, 2022
“It’s too much,” a fellow conductor recently said to Benjamin Zander […]
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