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Vienna Philharmonic Week in New York

Aside from the unseasonably warm weather this week, the other sign that spring has come early to NYC is this […]

by Nick Stubblefield On cold, windy Brooklyn nights in January, warming up can be daunting. New Yorkers, like moths to

Tonight, the Berlin Staatskapelle kicks off an unprecedented nine concert survey of Anton Bruckner's complete symphonies at Carnegie Hall. Led

by Nick Stubblefield With all the mayhem of travel, madness of scheduling, and the commercialism that has come to define

As New Yorkers finish up their shopping and start thinking about heading home for the holidays, they'll be surrounded by music all

In an age when the concert recital feels a bit like a quaint relic of the past, how can musicians grab

by Nick Stubblefield Classical Thursdays, a new concert series hosted in Bedford-Stuyvesant, presented its penultimate show of the year last

For music lovers, one of the supreme privileges of living in New York has been the near-annual visits of Simon Rattle and the

by Hayley Douglas (Photo by The Juilliard School) Last Saturday was a perfect fall day to visit The Met's Cloisters, situated within Fort Tryon