by Michael Cirigliano II The Cleveland Orchestra’s program Wednesday night at Carnegie Hall was a mix of conservative and bold choices, as evidenced by a stodgy Brahms classic on the
Last night, the Brooklyn Philharmonic held their annual gala at Steiner Studios, the former Brooklyn Navy Yard way out in the No man’s land between Clinton Hill and Williamsburg. These
(Photo: Norman Lebrecht) "He was an old-fashioned music-biz rogue who came out of the motor industry and knew all the tricks of the trade. Many felt the lash of his
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"Schubert is, for me, the climax of the meeting between words and music, and this creates at the same time both the simplicity and the difficulties in his songs." –
by Laura Wasson Photo credit: Julie Skarratt I don’t get to attend many classical music concerts, as I tend to be too easily lured by the siren call of the rock
"Music is always in motion. You can't catch it, like matter. Matter is dead. Music is life." – Stephane Wrembel The week after I moved to Park Slope 10 years
by Michael Cirigliano II Carnegie Hall opened their second-annual Spring for Music Festival on Monday night with the Houston Symphony under the baton of Music Director Hans Graf. Choosing an
by Gabriel FurtadoBeirut in the Gilman Opera House (photo: Mike Benigno) For the entirety of the Dressner brothers’ ambitiously curated three-day festival, I was forced to employ a sort of musical
