Facebook
Instagram
Twitter
About
Join
Contact
Donate
Around the U.S.
Canada
World
Digital
Perspectives
Our Critics’ Picks
Search
About
Join
Contact
Donate
Music Critics Create Annual Opera Award
Sign in
Welcome! Log into your account
your username
your password
Forgot your password? Get help
Password recovery
Recover your password
your email
A password will be e-mailed to you.
Classical Voice North America
About
Join
Contact
Donate
Around the U.S.
With A Searing ‘Salome,’ Opera Company Shows It’s Back In The Dance
2 Off-The-Wall Operas, One Starring A Cello, One A Singing Dummy
‘The Shining’ As Opera Is Mad, Brutal, Tragic In A Horrifically…
A ‘Cosi’ Full Of Laughs (The Girls Are Clued In) But…
Starry ‘Indigo Heaven’ Concerto Is Principal Clarinet’s Sparkle Time
Canada
Amid Candy Hawkers, Spirited New-Music Fest Offers Plenty Of Crunch
Soft Were The Sounds, Their Meaning Tacit, That The Takács Spun
With Just Piano, Mozart In Vast Space, Yundi Li Strikes A…
‘Hamlet’ Opera Revived, But In Sooth, This Play Was Not The…
In Concerto ‘Fandango,’ Violin Spins Old Forms Into Bright New Dances
World
As Tradition, Virtuosity Command Center Stage, A Festival Seeks Identity
Double Dose Of ‘Norma’ Offers Rewards But Also Begs Serious Questions
Johann Strauss Bonbon Unwrapped As A Tasty Bicentennial Confection
Paris Voices: A Sojourn From Modernism To Raw Take on ‘Rigoletto’
Schoenberg Anniversary Celebrated In Concerts That Honor Modernists
Digital
Musing On Busoni: Pianist Gets At Roots Of An Undervalued Master
In Timely Revelations, Recordings Celebrate The March Of Women
Another Scarlatti Takes Limelight In Oratorio Of Daniel In The Lion’s…
On New Tracks, Silkroad Traces Multiethnic Cost Of America’s Railways
In An Exotic Travelogue, Wafting Down Silk Road With Oslo Wind…
Perspectives
Historically Apt Practice Spreads Across Epochs, Adding Musical Insights
Soprano On Schoenberg And Moonstruck Pierrot: Wein’s Classical Gas 2.0
Renaissance Man Looks Into Music’s Mirror And Sees Humanity’s Image
Challenging Art Of Ives Launches New Podcast Hosted By Gail Wein
Denk Celebrates Ives, That Thorny American, In Anniversary Recital
Our Critics’ Picks
Aspen Festival To Mark 75 Years As Wellspring Of Musical Nourishment
Tennstedt Bio Reveals Great Maestro At Odds With World and…
35 Years On, Adams’ ‘Nixon In China’ Gets New Looks In…
Amid Flourish Of Horns, Maestro Extends Chase Of Haydn’s Symphonies
American Opera, Voices Flavor Creative Mix On Stages Across Europe
Home
Tags
Gustavo Dudamel
Tag: Gustavo Dudamel
Conductor Salonen Advances His Twin Side As Composer
Rick Schultz
-
April 19, 2018
Mahler As Video: High-Tech Gilding Of ‘Das Lied’s’ Lily
Richard S. Ginell
-
April 9, 2018
Bernstein’s ‘Mass’: Passion Affirmed, If Not Relevance
Rick Schultz
-
February 10, 2018
Berliners Embrace Full-Range Adams In Maximalist Box
Richard S. Ginell
-
January 24, 2018
LA Phil Paints Protean Portrait Of Mexico City Music
Richard S. Ginell
-
October 22, 2017
Edgy New Concerto Challenges ‘Safety’ Of Hollywood Bowl
Richard S. Ginell
-
August 24, 2017
In Wang’s Bartók, An Entrée In Need Of More Seasoning
Richard S. Ginell
-
June 1, 2017
Premieres Abound As Festival Salutes American Creators
Richard S. Ginell
-
May 28, 2015
Dudamel, LA Phil Take Plunge Into New Italian Music
Richard S. Ginell
-
March 17, 2015
In Recaptured 7th, Echo Of Great One That Got Away
Richard S. Ginell
-
January 24, 2015
Warmed Over Gala Fare Stirs Hunger For Fresh Entrees
Barbara Jepson
-
September 17, 2014
To Visitor’s Ears, Chicago SO’s Hall Detailed, Coherent
Richard S. Ginell
-
June 28, 2014
New CD Captures Sonorous Power Of Adams’ ‘Other Mary’
Richard S. Ginell
-
March 20, 2014
Dudamel Marshals Forces For Grand Tchaikovsky Fest
Richard S. Ginell
-
February 26, 2014
Dudamel Previews U.S. Tour With Yuja Wang, Rach 3
Richard S. Ginell
-
December 23, 2013
1
2
Page 2 of 2
Classical Voice North America
