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A Sat Night in Feb – Part 1

8-945p: The Juilliard Quartet at the Peoples Symphony Concerts, 16th & Irving. Program: Haydn’s Op.86, No.6, Verdi’s Quartet in E […]

The second of the St. Louis Symphony’s concerts last weekend at Carnegie was full of dark, somber music: Brahms Tragic

I got a healthy dose of conductor David Robertson’s pedagogic prowess last month at the Concrete Frequency festival in L.A.,

One year ago today, I wrote my first Feast of Music entry, about a concert I’d heard the night before

Going to see a concert in Central Europe is generally a more sociable, more amiable experience than it is here

Dan Wakin reports in today’s Times that local PBS affiliate WNET will broadcast the Feb. 26 concert by the New

I often hear the complaint among my more visually-oriented friends that there’s "nothing to look at" when they go to

Those who live in New York know that there are two mainstream radio stations here that regularly program classical music.

I’ve received a bunch of comments about my recent post, calling the New York Philharmonic to task for what I