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Amazon Opera Journey Widens Met’s Embrace (With Guilty Pleasures)
Mysterious Dutchman Meets Dramatic Match In 11th-Hour Senta Sub
Pan-Am Music Fosters Breaking Down Walls: ‘Sponsored By Mexico’
Stravinsky’s Wild ‘Rite,’ Long Absent, Returns With Some Spring In It
Vocalist, String Quartet Give Schubert A Shuffle And Turn Up All…
Canada
‘Modern,’ Really Modern Works Provide Spark In Concert’s Historical Arc
‘Walküre,’ shrunk to fit compact opera house, still an exhilarating ride
Presto! (Or Andante): Between Competitions, A Festival Works Magic
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Mega Flourish Of Horns Lifts ‘Alpine Symphony’ At Canadian Music Fest
World
Vocal Fireworks Abound As Visiting Critic Revels In The Glories Of…
‘Antony And Cleopatra’ Second Time Around: Love’s More Wonderful
Ridiculous Virtuosity: Modern-Music Troupe Crackles And Dazzles
(Re)imagine That! Beloved Musicals Given New Gloss For New Age
Adams’ ‘Short Ride,’ Like Rest Of Sizzling Concert Fare, Gets Short…
Digital
You’re Doin’ Completely Fine, Oklahoma! (On CD That’s Not So Complete)
Pianist Spans Centuries On CD Featuring Music By Female Composers
Slow Food For Thought: Late Beethoven Quartet Mulled At A Snail’s…
Bologne Comic Opera, An 18th-Century Gem, Flourishes In CD Debut
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Perspectives
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In Fresh NY Phil Series, A Countertenor Brings Zest Of Counterculture
Susan Brodie
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February 4, 2022
Playing In New Spaces, Dispossessed NY Phil Revels In Fresh Light
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December 2, 2021
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October 15, 2021
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September 29, 2019
Lang’s ‘prisoner:’ Freedom Chained In ‘Fidelio’s’ Prism
Nancy Malitz
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June 10, 2019
Wolfe ‘Fire’ Is Epic Political Oratorio On Tragic History
Xenia Hanusiak
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January 28, 2019
Van Zweden’s ‘Rite’ Of Passage In NY Invokes Questions
Barbara Jepson
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September 24, 2018
Van Zweden Gives Taste Of Things To Come At NY Phil
Susan Brodie
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September 29, 2017
Van Zweden Looks To Be A Keeper In NY Phil Foretaste
Leslie Kandell
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November 23, 2016
As NY Beckons, Van Zweden Hits, Misses On 2 CDs
Paul Robinson
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March 15, 2016
Chicago SO Fetes Three Composers In ‘Truth to Power’
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