FREE TICKETS: Nico Muhly and Pekka Kuusisto at LPR
Note: This contest has ended. Looking for a way to celebrate the first weekend of 2014? Look no further: Ambitious […]
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Levine Leads MET Orchestra in Harrowing All-Mahler Program
by Michael Cirigliano II Over the past several years, it has become a complete game of chance as to whether
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St. Thomas Boys Choir Sing Britten and Rutter for the Holidays
Among all the musical traditions New York has to offer at this time of year, none is greater than the
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FREE TICKETS: Balanescu Quartet at the Michael Schimmel Center
NOTE: This contest has ended. The Balanescu Quartet—the contemporary string quartet led by Romanian violinist Alexander Balanescu—presents the U.S. debut
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Brooklyn Youth Chorus Sings Holiday Music Old and New at Brooklyn College
There are lots of different ways that parents try to instill a sense of culture in their kids: ballet lessons,
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Preview: SubCulture Holiday Concert Series
SubCulture's First Annual Holiday Concert Series kicks off tomorrow night: a week of exclusive cross-genre seasonal concerts highlighting an eclectic crew of
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Emanuele de Biase Corneli at the Italian Cultural Institute
by Angela Sutton With all the world-famous symphonies and soloists trotting through Manhattan, it is good to be reminded of
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ACME Celebrates Lutoslawski at Symphony Space
As distracting as it might be to see two star composers onstage—one of whom is the most recent winner of
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Teatime at the NY Phil with Beethoven and Strauss
The Friday-matinee symphony concert is a curious instiution that somehow manages to persist at most major orchestras in the U.S., despite
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