New York Classical Review

Violinist Neubauer displays auspicious artistry at Morgan Library

The Poulenc Violin Sonata is a tremendous masterpiece, as fine an example of what the genre can be as Beethoven’s “Kreutzer.” ...
New York Classical Review

MasterVoices sets Fauré’s heavenly grace against raging sin of world premiere

Praying to “Pie Jesu” in the fourth movement, soprano Mikaela Bennett floated her long line over the undulating orchestra like a soul distancing itself from the cares of this world. Her clear, ...
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Kaplan serves up fresh and singing Mozart with Greenwich Village Orchestra

The Greenwich Village Orchestra plays Charbrier, de Falla’s Suite from El amor brujo, with flamenco dancer Eva Conti, Audrey ...
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The Sebastians traverse Bach’s Brandenburgs with speed and elegance

The Sebastians performed Bach’s complete Brandenburg Concertos Sunday afternoon. Photo: Grace Copeland The Sebastians, an ...
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Oropesa successfully reprises her Violetta in Met’s “Traviata”

Lisette Oropesa’s only previous appearances at the Met as Violetta were in 2020. She returns to the role as a fresh bel canto ...
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Perich work explores new path in JACK Quartet’s evening of world premieres

Classical music is a composer’s music, a vast and deep repertoire that keeps expanding. Composers, even ones who are talented ...
New York Classical Review

Denk unites the genders with rare artistry, discerning program

Pianist Jeremy Denk performed a recital Monday night at Town Hall. It was ladies on one side, gentlemen on the other at Jeremy Denk’s recital in The Town Hall Sunday afternoon. No, the pianist didn’t ...
New York Classical Review

Handel and English Concert eventually reach their better halves with “Hercules”

With conductor Harry Bicket and an invariably deep and talented cast of singers, their concerts are the chance in New York City to hear the wonders of Handel’s operas and oratorios played at a very ...