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A first-rate cast brings the romance and heartache to Met’s “Bohème”
Dmytro Popov as Rodolfo and Ailyn Pérez as Mimì in Puccini’s La Bohème at the Metropolitan Opera. Photo: Marty Sohl / Met ...
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Uchida and Marlboro Festival players offer a transcendent evening of chamber music
The music was from both present and past, with concise selections from György Kurtág preceding Beethoven’s E-flat Major Piano ...
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A new cast still finding its footing in Met’s “Tosca”
With Tilman Michael, the Met’s new chorus master, this fine ensemble seems to be in very capable hands. Overenthusiasm aside, Nézet-Séguin knows his way around this score. Balance was never an issue, ...
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Pianist Fujita proves an introspective yet compelling presence in Carnegie recital
What followed intermission was in effect a new program, of Classical mien, featuring sets of variations. This genre can seem ...
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The Gesualdo Six offer a moving musical experience with “Secret Byrd”
The Gesualdo Six performed a program titled “Secret Byrd” Saturday night at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine. The ...
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Persson, Wolfe premiere provide the highlights with Rouvali, Philharmonic
Miah Persson performed Richard Strauss’s Four Last Songs with conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali and the New York Philharmonic ...
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A mixed Mozart evening from Vengerov, Orpheus Chamber Orchestra
Since its founding in 1972, the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra has earned a reputation for superbly coordinated performances without a conductor. It is, so to speak, their brand. They also proudly list the ...