When Canadian violinist James Ehnes made his 2003 New York Philharmonic debut playing Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto in Central Park, he was all of 27 […]
New York Philharmonic with James Ehnes on the Great Lawn Read Post »
by Michael Cirigliano II I’ve always admired the relationship fostered by the Juilliard School and London’s Royal Academy of Music
City Noir: John Adams Leads Juilliard and Royal Academy of Music Orchestras Read Post »
For those who may have missed it, I paid a visit yesterday to WQXR, where I engaged in a thoughtful, lively
Music Criticism Chat on WQXR Read Post »
For those who missed the Philharmonic 360 program from a couple of weeks ago, you can now watch video of
Philharmonic 360 Now Streaming Online Read Post »
In May 1882, conductor Theodore Thomas led the NY Phil in a landmark seven-concert festival at the Park Avenue Armory that included everything from Handel's
NY Philharmonic 360 at the Park Avenue Armory Read Post »
by Michael Cirigliano II Photo credit: Ruby Washington for The New York Times It does seem odd that the inaugural recipient
Dutilleux Honored with New York Philharmonic’s Kravis Prize for New Music Read Post »
SAN FRANCISCO, CA - I'm usually wary about rock artist-symphony mash-ups, but Natalie Merchant made it work elegantly on Monday night,
Natalie Merchant with the San Francisco Symphony Read Post »
I'm headed to St. Louis today for the annual Music Critics Association of North America (MCANA) conference, where classical music journalists
Has everyone been following these Richard Dare op-eds in HuffPo? For anyone who gives a crap about classical music –
Richard Dare on Why Classical Concerts Suck Read Post »
