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Wolfe ‘Fire’ Is Epic Political Oratorio On Tragic History

Xenia Hanusiak - January 28, 2019

Van Zweden’s ‘Rite’ Of Passage In NY Invokes Questions

Barbara Jepson - September 24, 2018

Manze Infuses ‘Messiah’ With Expressive Detail

Susan Brodie - December 16, 2017

Van Zweden Gives Taste Of Things To Come At NY Phil

Susan Brodie - September 29, 2017

Subotnick’s ‘Apples’ In Golden Harvest; ‘Rheingolds’ Duel

John Rockwell - July 27, 2017

Auerbach’s ‘Dreams’ Concerto Holds Up A Personal Mirror

David J. Baker - March 6, 2017

Gruber’s Piano Concerto Chatters Away At NY Phil

Vivien Schweitzer - January 8, 2017

Coming Events: 2017 Rings In New Year Of New Music

Daniel Hautzinger - December 2, 2016

Van Zweden Looks To Be A Keeper In NY Phil Foretaste

Leslie Kandell - November 23, 2016

Saariaho Moment Is Rare, NY Phil Makes Most Of It

George Loomis - October 18, 2016

Coming Events: Orchestras Raise Curtain On Opera Sans Its Trappings

Kyle MacMillan - October 14, 2016

As NY Beckons, Van Zweden Hits, Misses On 2 CDs

Paul Robinson - March 15, 2016

Salonen, NY Phil Strike Gusher Of Messiaen Ecstasy

Leslie Kandell - March 14, 2016

Steven Stucky’s Twin Legacies Of Music And Light

Richard S. Ginell - February 17, 2016

Kahane, Gaffigan Go For The Jocular With Bananas ‘Split’

Leslie Kandell - December 15, 2015

NY Phil Honors African-American Singers of Past

David Shengold - October 16, 2015

NY Phil Opens Carnegie Season Amid Hall Strife

George Loomis - October 9, 2015

Gilbert, NY Phil Light Fire Under Honegger’s ‘Joan’

George Loomis - June 11, 2015

Gilbert, New York Cap Nielsen Cycle With Power, Flair

Richard S. Ginell - May 22, 2015

Eötvös, Bartók: Brothers In Opera, Without The Blood

Rebecca Schmid - May 5, 2015

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