Davidson: Charles Gwathmey’s Iconic New York Buildings
Rather than brand his designs with signature mannerisms, he combined smooth elegance of execution with the willingness to be self-effacing.
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Davidson: The High Line? How About Hudson River Park?
The High Line hoopla has overshadowed the protracted birth of Manhattan’s other new green strip.
In Defense of Calatrava’s World Trade Center Hub
It may be over budget and behind schedule, but it shouldn't be dismissed.
The Metropolitan Opera Is Staying in the Air-conditioning This Summer
Or at least, the orchestra and chorus will.
Davidson on New York City Opera’s Pivotal, Newly Announced Season
This short-order season is a taut demonstration of what's made this company so indispensable.
Refurbished Alice Tully Hall Easy on the Ears
The redesign may prove to be far more than an acoustical achievement.
100-Year-Old Composer Elliott Carter Parties Like It’s 1939
Carter, who was born the same year as the Model T, celebrated his 100th birthday last night at Carnegie Hall.
YouTube Symphony Orchestra Launches Global Search for Actual Talented People on YouTube
The video-sharing Website is holding auditions for a non-virtual orchestra.
Breaking: Mortier Backs Out of City Opera
The controversy-loving impresario, who was to have taken over next September, has backed out, leaving the company’s future in a haze and its planning in disarray.
Renée Fleming Hiccups at Met Opener
How could she play a long scene opposite Thomas Hampson almost as if he weren’t there?
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