Feast of Music

Evgeny Kissin Underwhelms at Carnegie Hall

by Melanie Wong Widely considered one of the best pianists of our generation, Evgeny Kissin is known for his lyrical […]

by Aristea Mellos Some nights, after returning home from a music-soaked evening, you can’t help but be reminded that living in

by Aristea Mellos By 9PM on May 7, I found myself one concert into the evening, almost 100 blocks south

by Michael Cirigliano II Photo credit: Ken Howard, AP Photo As the curtain rose on the revival of John Dexter’s

by Michael Cirigliano II Photo credit: Torsten Kjellstrand, NPR Taking over the stage for the final evening of this year’s

by Michael Cirigliano II All photo credits: Torsten Kjellstrand, NPR The vibrant, celebratory mood that has come to be associated

The Emerson String Quartet may have had their final concert with founding cellist David Finckel last night in D.C., but for their

by Melanie Wong After 43 years, the distinguished Tokyo String Quartet (TSQ) has announced that 2012-13 will be their farewell season, and

by Melanie Wong In preparation for their upcoming concert, composer collective Circles and Lines—Angelica Negron, Eric Lemmon, Dylan Glatthorn, Noam