Review: An Ambitious Project Returns at the Philharmonic
After a long delay, Joan Tower’s “1920/2019” was premiered on Friday by the New York
Classical Music
5 Minutes That Will Make You Love the Organ
In the past we’ve chosen the five minutes or so we would play to make
Stephen Sondheim, as Great a Composer as He Was a Lyricist
In the early ’90s, at several memorial services for friends who had died of AIDS,
The Hilarious, Heartbreaking Life and Music of Malcolm Arnold
His orchestrations gleam, and one place his writing will always be welcome is among orchestral
Bernard Haitink, Perhaps the Wisest Conductor of Them All
What I can still feel today, almost in my skin, is the warmth. It was
Another Vaccine Mandate Takes Effect
It’s Friday. We’ll look at a the new mandate that covers some 250,000 home health
5 Minutes That Will Make You Love Maria Callas
In the past we’ve chosen the five minutes or so we would play to make
Jazz and Opera Come Together in ‘Fire Shut Up in My Bones’
“Fire Shut Up in My Bones,” which opened the Metropolitan Opera’s season last week, was
Carnegie Hall Counts Down to Its Reopening
The pianos have been tuned. The crimson carpets have been cleaned. The crystal chandeliers have