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Peter G. Davis

May 17, 1999 | Classical Music Review
Strings Attached

As their divergent new recordings attest, the winners of this year's Avery Fisher Prize are gifted violinists with strong ideas behind the bows.

December 18, 2000 | Classical Music Review
Marathon Dan

Daniel Barenboim
At Carnegie Hall.
I Cavalieri di Ekebú
Opera by Riccardo Zandonai, presented by Teatro Grattacielo at Alice Tully Hall; conducted by Robert Ashens, with the Oratorio Society of New York.

October 8, 2001 | Classical Music Review
Mast Appeal

The Flying Dutchman
The Mikado

June 14, 1999 | Classical Music Review
Murder, She Sang

A Hitchcockian radio classic makes for a delicious, if soapy, opera.

February 23, 1998 | Classical Music Review
Nordic Tracks

At this year's Focus! Festival, the Juilliard School spotlights new music from Scandinavia -- and the results, not surprisingly, are rather cool.

May 13, 2002 | Classical Music Review
Slava's Debt

Dmitry Shostakovich
A Midsummer Night's Dream

April 13, 1998 | Classical Music Review
Rameau-to-Go

With no great period-instrument ensemble to call their own, Baroque-hearted New Yorkers must depend on the kindness of strangers.

January 4, 1999 | Classical Music Review
"Lucia di Lammermoor"
May 31, 1999 | Classical Music Review
I Pagliacci

For La Gran Scena -- the world's smartest, not to mention longest-running, opera troupe in drag -- the commedia is never finita.

December 2, 2002 | Classical Music Review
Crazy for the Lad

Singing Britten in his Philharmonic debut, tenor Ian Bostridge shows he’s a Rimbaud doll; a concert dedicated to Psalms; the Met’s powerful Fidelio proves it’s a keeper.

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