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Classical Music Reviews Archive

February 16, 2009
One Marriage, Four Hands

György and Márta Kurtág, joined in life and at Zankel Hall.

January 20, 2009
Egyptian Revival

City Opera reminds us that Antony and Cleopatra doesn't deserve its bad rep.

December 22, 2008
Thaïs

Renée Fleming has reached that apex of divadom where she sings mostly the role of Renée Fleming.

December 22, 2008
The Young Old Master

Alisa Weilerstein, at 26, is too big a talent to be pigeonholed. Plus, Renée Fleming gives good diva in Thaïs.

November 24, 2008
The Devil Is in the Details

Extraordinary staging gets the most out of La Damnation de Faust.

November 17, 2008
Diversity Now!

Douglas Cuomo draws on ethnic musics of every variety—with a mongrel result.

November 3, 2008
Sketches of Spain

Period instruments put concertgoers in the world—not just the words—of Don Quixote.

October 27, 2008
Fission Power

Penny Woolcock’s production of Doctor Atomic burnishes a masterpiece.

October 13, 2008
Rethinking Lenny

Performers too young to have known Bernstein see his music afresh.

June 9, 2008
My Building Has Every Convenience

David Byrne attempts to turn a derelict ferry terminal into one immense musical instrument.

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