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Playing In Valhalla

I am fascinated by Phoenix. They hail from Paris, conquered Coachella last month, and are selling out huge houses all over […]

Btw, for those who haven't already caught on, FoM has a Twitter page (@feastofmusic) where you can catch many

Now in its 11th season, City Opera's VOX - which takes place next weekend (4/30-5/1) at NYU's Skirball Center - offers listeners

Over the past decade, I've spent many nights at Freddy's: the slightly scuzzy, offbeat bar on the corner of Dean and Bergen in

So, somewhere in the midst of my manic blogging from SXSW last weekend, I passed a notable milestone for FoM:

The local critics have been fawning all over the Met's new production of Janáček's From the House of the

Back in 2005, during his first season as the Boston Symphony's Music Director, I saw James Levine in one of

Among the many magical moments encountered along this afternoon's Soundwalk – a flutist duetting with the birds, a clarinetist accompanying

Photo: Ken Howard/Metropolitan Opera "Every now and then the creative impulse of man suddenly erupts and produces something so extraordinary,