Commentary: What’s Happening to Music Criticism?
"No statue has ever been erected to a critic." – Jean Sibelius Times are tough for music criticism. Just this […]
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"No statue has ever been erected to a critic." – Jean Sibelius Times are tough for music criticism. Just this […]
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by Melanie Wong On Friday night, Opera Hispánica presented Ástor Piazzolla’s tango-opera, María de Buenos Aires, at (le) Poisson Rouge, the
Opera Hispánica Presents “María de Buenos Aires” Read Post »
by Angela Sutton For their third concert of the season, the Greenwich Village Orchestra presented an all-Tchaikovsky program Sunday at
Greenwich Village Orchestra’s Tchaikovsky Extravaganza Read Post »
by Michael Cirigliano II In commemorating the centenary of Benjamin Britten’s birth, the entire classical-music world is inundating concert audiences with performances of the
Britten100: Church of the Transfiguration’s “Curlew River” Read Post »
"Parsifal escapes all attempts at simplification or reduction." —François Girard Hard to believe, but it's been 10 years since Richard Wagner's Parsifal
A New Parsifal at the Met Read Post »
Kevin Puts is a busy man these days: In addition to composing and teaching at the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore,
New York Festival of Song Next: Kevin Puts and Friends at BAC Read Post »
by Andreas Hager Stories of love and betrayal may be the usual opera diet, but sometimes you run across something completely
PROTOTYPE Festival: David T. Little’s Soldier Songs Read Post »
RIDGEWOOD, NJ — Each year around this time, I make my way out to New Jersey to see my Dad
Orpheus Club Holiday Concert with Denyce Graves Read Post »
by Andreas Hager Photo credit: Erin Baiano The Collegiate Chorale presented something of an early-bird special at Carnegie Hall on
The Collegiate Chorale Presents “Beatrice di Tenda” Read Post »