- August 24, 1998 | Classical Music Review
- His Masters' Voices
Passionate about lost performances from the early 1900s, Ward Marston has made a mission of restoring and rereleasing them to a new audience of music lovers.
- August 17, 1998 | Classical Music Review
- Idomeneo Theory
In 1984, Gerard Schwarz and Mostly Mozart botched Richard Strauss's reworking of Mozart's problem opera. This time around, they got it right.
- August 17, 1998 | Classical Music Review
- Idomeneo Theory
In 1984, Gerard Schwarz and Mostly Mozart botched Richard Strauss's reworking of Mozart's problem opera. This time around, they got it right.
- August 10, 1998 | Classical Music Review
- In Brief: "Lucrezia Borgia"
Caramoor's "Lucrezia Borgia" hits its mark.
- August 10, 1998 | Classical Music Review
- Portrait of an Artist
Lincoln Center's tribute to Bernstein is wide-ranging but far less exuberant than the man it set out to honor.
- July 27, 1998 | Classical Music Review
- Women in Love
Operas have dramatized almost every permutation of the love story, but until "Patience & Sarah," presented by Lincoln Center Festival 98, none had portrayed a lesbian romance.
- July 20, 1998 | Classical Music Review
- Lady Killer
One longs for a properly impassioned diva in Glimmerglass's "Tosca," but good packaging (and that plotline) carry the opera far.
- June 8, 1998 | Classical Music Review
- Heat Conductors
Major orchestras (but not New York's) are eyeing the adventurous Simon Rattle; James Conlon, an American in Paris, briefly returns.
- June 1, 1998 | Classical Music Review
- In Brief: "Esther"
"Esther" is a miraculous merging of Handel and Racine.
- June 1, 1998 | Classical Music Review
- The Song Also Rises
The New York Festival of Song celebrates ten successful years of giving voice.

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