- May 11, 1998 | Classical Music Review
- Borscht Belters
The Met's new guest conductor, Valery Gergiev, is already the toast of the town, but his visiting Kirov Opera turns out to be a mixed bag.
- May 11, 1998 | Classical Music Review
- In Brief: "The Two Widows"
- November 26, 2001 | Classical Music Review
- Two Arms
Kurt Masur at the New York Philharmonic
Boston Symphony Orchestra
- May 24, 1999 | Classical Music Review
- Pierre Boulez and the Cleveland Orchestra
- December 13, 1999 | Classical Music Review
- She Loves Me
After sixteen years, the Met brings back "Tristan und Isolde" -- one of the most cherished works in the repertory -- with mixed, if provocative, results.
- January 21, 2002 | Classical Music Review
- Smooth Sailing
H.M.S. Pinafore
Rachmaninoff Revisited
- September 28, 1998 | Classical Music Review
- Handel, With Care
Among the City Opera's new productions, Handel's little-known "Partenope" is the music-theater drama to which a superb ensemble most impressively responds.
- January 31, 2000 | Classical Music Review
- The Life Stories of Jon Vickers and Eileen Farrell
- 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.
- April 28, 2003 | Classical Music Review
- Mixed Emotions
A flop when it debuted in 1723, Handel’s Flavio—with its deft blend of comedy and tragedy—is an opera whose time has come; a dazzling take on Berlioz’s last major work.
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