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Despite distractions, Tepfer and Trio Fadolin find the Feldman groove
Morton Feldman’s Piano, Violin, Viola, Cello. was performed by Dan Tepfer and Trio Fadolin Wednesday night at the New York ...
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Ólafsson’s spellbinding Brahms highlights Honeck’s Philharmonic program
This week’s New York Philharmonic program is built on classics—Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7 and Brahms’ Piano Concerto No.
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Violinist Avsharian’s unique concert mixes music with brainwave education
Shostakovich and light, entertaining music are not generally synonymous, but the Soviet composer wrote film music to pay the ...
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Met’s “Tales of Hoffmann” offers dark Romanticism and a feast of female voices
Romantic tenors from Gedda and Domingo to Alagna have sought a vehicle in Hoffmann, but Saturday found Benjamin Bernheim in ...
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Superb singing in “Rigoletto” highlights return of Met’s Weimar Verdi
With his dark, resonant bass voice and sinister demeanor, Soloman Howard made an impact as Sparafucile. In his first ...
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Parlando opens season with music of the night
The chamber orchestra Parlando, led and fronted by conductor Ian Niederhoffer, who doesn’t just beat time and cue instruments ...
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Kurzak brings fresh vocal richness to Met’s “Tosca”
Aleksandra Kurzak and SeokJong Baek star in Puccini’s Tosca at the Metropolitan Opera. Photo: Karen Almond / Met Opera David McVicar’s 2017 staging is traditional to a tee, except for the odd angle on ...