New York City is home to the famous Carnegie Hall as well as the complex of buildings that make up the Lincoln Center including the Metropolitan Opera, the David Geffen Hall, (where the New York Philharmonic perform), the Juilliard School and several more. To find out what's on here and across the city our New York City page to the one to bookmark.
Postcard from New York City
New York City is so packed with delectable curiosities that its inhabitants are prone to cases of FOMO (fear of missing out). Reviewer Rebecca Lentjes is an insider. Read her tips and squeeze the most out of your visit.
Yulia Grebenschikova of the Bolshoi Ballet in Rubies
© Rosalie O' Connor
Michael Volle in The Flying Dutchman
© Richard Termine | Metropolitan Opera
Devon Teuscher and- Blaine Hoven in Don Quixote
© Rosalie O' Connor
Stella Abrera in The Golden Cockerel
© Rosalie O'Connor
Eric Owens in Das Rheingold
© Chris Lee
New soloist at Carnegie Hall
Nikita Mndoyants, from Cleveland to Carnegie Hall
Winner of the 2016 Cleveland International Piano Competition, Nikita Mndoyants spoke enthusiastically on his musical development, influences, and experiences in advance of his upcoming Carnegie Hall debut.
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Looking forward to the NY Phil in 2017
2017 is the 175th birthday of NY Phil, as well as being the 70th of John Adams and the 50th of outgoing Music Director Alan Gilbert, who takes on the lion's share of the conducting duties. 2017 highlights will include world premières by Marsalis, Gruber and Auerbach.
This preview was sponsored by the New York Philharmonic Orchestra
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An evening in Mozart’s luminous shadow
A Mostly Mozart concert conducted by Edward Gardner and featuring Jeremy Denk was an excellent example of what this festival is trying to achieve.
The Bolshoi’s Un-Shakespearean Shrew
If it were a film, I’d say Maillot’s Shrew is more of a trashy Franco-Russian Rom-Com with literary pretensions than an art film.
Mostly Mozart opens in major key exuberance
Enlightenment indeed at Lincoln Center as the Mostly Mozart Festival opens with a gloriouds hodge-podge.
Gemma Bond Dance
I have the sense that we’re only beginning to find out how great a dancer Christine Shevchenko will be.
A rare Jewels (second cast)
Being able to see all these dancers together was a rare opportunity to compare how differently they work and what each of them brings to classical ballet that is unique to them.
