Articles
Seraphic Fire looks to the past for a pandemic season – Nov 06, 2020
The composers of Medieval and Renaissance Europe knew something about epidemics, […]
Wu Han, Lincoln Center Chamber Society retool for a virtual broadcast season – Oct 23, 2020
As the coronavirus pandemic canceled the end of last season and […]
What will the fall music season look like? Smaller, less epic and more soloistic—if it happens – May 13, 2020
The deadly Covid-19 pandemic continues to cut a swathe across the […]
Judy Drucker: A Miami Tribute – Apr 02, 2020
Judy Drucker, who passed away Monday morning at 91 due to […]
Rising conductor Patrick Dupré Quigley to make MOB debut – Dec 18, 2019
At a church north of Miami, the acclaimed conductor Patrick Dupré […]
Christian Gerhaher to explore the world in Mahler’s songs – Oct 15, 2019
Musical partners now for over three decades, Christian Gerhaher and Gerold […]
Christopher Rouse 1949-2019 – Sep 22, 2019
American composer Christopher Rouse has died at the age of 70, […]
Prepping for Beethoven 250 birthday bash: A selective CD guide – Sep 19, 2019
“After Beethoven,” Benjamin Britten famously wrote, “came the rot.” He had […]
April events in Washington to showcase the multifaceted Lawrence Brownlee – Apr 04, 2019
Lawrence Brownlee considers Washington D.C. like a second home, and in […]
Gerald Finley, bringing the dark lord of “Bluebeard’s Castle” to life at Met Opera – Jan 24, 2019
On a recent weekday inside the Metropolitan Opera House, with a […]
