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Classical Music Reviews Archive

June 1, 1998
The Song Also Rises

The New York Festival of Song celebrates ten successful years of giving voice.

May 18, 1998
From Russia With Like

The Kirov Opera's influence looms large, which makes Met Kremlin ologists nervous -- especially in light of so-so performances.

May 11, 1998
In Brief: "The Two Widows"
May 11, 1998
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.

April 13, 1998
Rameau-to-Go

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

April 6, 1998
Sharing a Tenor Moment

A trio of tenors -- one romantic, one heroic, and one cerebral -- give individual performances that ring with originality.

March 30, 1998
Einstein on the Rocks

At the Met, Robert Wilson's minimalism meets Richard Wagner's maximalism, with catastrophic results.

March 30, 1998
In Brief: Yo-Yo Ma at Lincoln Center
March 16, 1998
Conduct Becoming

Budding maestros get a rare opportunity to practice with the real thing.

March 16, 1998
In Brief: "A Chekov Trilogy"

The Dicap Opera's young singers make the most of their material.

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