
Critic’s Pick
Review: Christopher Rouse Leaves a Haunting Final Symphony
The composer died last month. But not before finishing his Sixth Symphony, which premiered on Friday in Cincinnati.
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The composer died last month. But not before finishing his Sixth Symphony, which premiered on Friday in Cincinnati.
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This jubilant production, choreographed by Annie-B Parson, transforms an icon of alienation into a cosmically cozy senior statesman.
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In her third appearance with the orchestra, she proved once again why she’s one of the most exciting and in-demand conductors of her generation.
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The year’s most consistent new hip-hop star combines intense rhymes with online savvy.
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This revival of Gluck’s “Orfeo ed Euridice” opened as one of the Met’s popular new Sunday matinees, a welcome series that may also be straining the company.
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As some institutions shy away from oil and gas money, the prestigious music event has a new sponsor: Gazprom.
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Peoples’ Symphony Concerts quietly offers Carnegie Hall-quality artists for less than a Manhattan movie ticket. Or even a large popcorn.
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The Geneva Camerata has won over audiences in Europe with a genre-blurring mix of music and movement. Next stop: an American debut in New York.
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Our guide to the city’s best classical music and opera happening this weekend and in the week ahead.
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