Classical Music
Five greats, one night
At the top of our program, it said, “New York Philharmonic Presents.” Why is an orchestra presenting…
Met-worthiness in Mozart
Many years ago, I brought a friend of mine to a Marriage of Figaro in my hometown of Ann Arbor. He…
Ever Andsnes
Last night, Leif Ove Andsnes began his recital at Carnegie Hall with Grieg’s Piano Sonata (the only…
“The Critic’s Notebook,” by the Editors
Art: Paul Landacre: California Hills, Hollywood, and the World Beyond, A Catalogue Raisonné, by Jake…
A Mozartean hoot
In May 2023, I had a review that began, “It’s Mozart Month at the Metropolitan Opera.” Two new…
Three cheers for No. 3
One after another, orchestras are visiting Carnegie Hall, to play two or three concerts. The…
“A Franco-American affair,” by Jay Nordlinger
Last night at the New York Philharmonic, Gustavo Dudamel was greeted with huge applause. In the…
“An unusual recital,” by Jay Nordlinger
Saturday night was a very unusual night in Carnegie Hall. Angel Blue, the starry soprano from…
London comes to town | The New Criterion
The London Symphony Orchestra came to Carnegie Hall for a two-concert stand: Wednesday and Thursday…
“The dance of Death,” by Paul du Quenoy
Between their primary productions, Miami City Ballet offers scintillating programs of shorter…
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