Weekend Recap
Before I run up to Carnegie for the NYC debut of the Simon Bolivar Youth Orchestra of Venezuela and their […]
Classical
Wordless Music
Despite a chilly rain in the city last night, a capacity crowd filled the massive Church of St. Paul the
What Indie and Classical Can Learn From Each Other
Having spent more than a fair amount of time over the past few weeks attending both classical and rock concerts,
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Site Improvements
In response to several requests, I’ve made some recent improvements to the site that I hope readers will find useful:
Berlin Blitzkrieg
Carnegie Hall has begun its full-frontal assault on NYC with the nearly-inescapable Berlin In Lights festival: a 17-day, multidisciplinary event
Speaking of St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra, Carnegie Hall, 10.30.07 Violinist Julia Fischer, playing the Beethoven Violin Concerto SPPO, with Artistic Director (since
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Quartet Duo
A study in contrasts this past weekend from two renowned quartets, heard less than 24 hours from each other. Saturday
Music on the Web
For those who missed it, Alex Ross had a excellent and enlightening piece in last week’s New Yorker about how
And There Was Light
My experience seeing the London Symphony Orchestra this past Sunday afternoon did not start off on the best foot. After
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