New York Classical Review2h
Prokofiev, light Shostakovich fare better than the dark side with Philharmonic
Seong-Jin Cho performed Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto No. 2 with Santtu-Matias Rouvali conducting the New York Philharmonic ...
New York Classical Review1d
Met to debut works by Bates, Saariaho and Frank in 2025-26 season
The story of two Jewish cousins in 1939 New York City who create an anti-fascist comic book hero, the Escapist, comes as a ...
New York Classical Review2d
In NY farewell, Hagen Quartet brings Salzburg finesse to Haydn and Schumann
The Salzburg-based Hagen Quartet served a generous helping of Haydn at the 92nd St. Y Tuesday night, along with a young ...
New York Classical Review5d
New York Repertory Orchestra uncovers hidden treasures by Diamond, Hindemith and Kaprálová
The evening opened with Diamond’s narrative tone poem, The Enormous Room. Diamond is one of the group of mid-20th century ...