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Gidon Kremer, Evgeny Kissin and Giedrė Dirvanauskaitė © Fedi Kheir

Nueva York

Fractured voices, vanishing tones: Kissin and friends explore Shostakovich at Carnegie Hall

Por Edward Sava-Segal, 31 mayo 2025

A chamber programme of Shostakovich’s private idioms and public masks

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Nueva York

31 may 2025

Evgeny Kissin and friends explore Shostakovich at Carnegie Hall

Por Edward Sava-Segal

Michelle DeYoung, Yannick Nézet-Séguin and the Met Orchestra Chamber Ensemble © Jennifer Taylor

Nueva York

Singers and Met Chamber Ensemble shine in scaled-down Das Lied von der Erde

Por Susan Stempleski, 28 abril 2025

Singers Susanna Phillips, Michelle DeYoung and Ben Bliss impress in an intimate performance with members of the Met Orchestra.

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Nueva York

28 abr 2025

Met Chamber Ensemble shines in scaled-down Das Lied von der Erde

Por Susan Stempleski

Nueva York

Anthony McGill, Susanna Phillips and Myra Huang rekindle New York’s musical life at 92Y

Por Edward Sava-Segal, 11 mayo 2021

The evening’s great surprise came with Chavah's Daughters Speak, a world premiere by James Lee III.

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Nueva York

11 may 2021

Rekindling New York’s musical life at 92Y

Por Edward Sava-Segal

Nueva York

Brahms' German Requiem proves to be timeless as ever in new edition

Por Kurt Gottschalk, 02 marzo 2020

The revisions were minor, but the Requiem remained a fitting work for a modern metropolis: reverent, mysterious, a little bit distant but a powerful prayer for peace.

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Nueva York

02 mar 2020

Brahms' German Requiem proves to be timeless as ever in new edition

Por Kurt Gottschalk

Nueva York

First premiere of New York Philharmonic’s Women’s commissioning Project 19

Por David Wolfson, 05 febrero 2020

The satisfying kick-off to the New York Philharmonic’s Project 19 women’s commissioning project shared a bill with a disappointing Haydn cello concerto and a rewarding Mozart Mass.

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Nueva York

05 feb 2020

First premiere of NY Phil’s Women’s commissioning Project 19

Por David Wolfson

Nueva York

Met Opera revives Le nozze di Figaro with musical style

Por Linda Holt, 16 noviembre 2019

In its revival of the 2014 production of Mozart’s Le nozze di Figaro, the Metropolitan Opera offers a satisfying blend of comic antics, beautifully realized music, and some top-notch singing in several roles.

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Nueva York

16 nov 2019

Met Opera revives Le nozze di Figaro with musical style

Por Linda Holt

Nueva York

A colorless Don Giovanni at the Metropolitan Opera

Por Edward Sava-Segal, 15 abril 2019

The Met's spectators love Mozart’s opera, but they deserve an updated staging.

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Nueva York

15 abr 2019

A colorless Don Giovanni at the Metropolitan Opera

Por Edward Sava-Segal

Lenox

Nelsons sheds light on Puccini's canvas in a concert performance of La bohème at Tanglewood

Por Edward Sava-Segal, 14 julio 2018

Under Andris Nelsons' baton, the musical canvas was remarkably supple with proper light shed on Puccini’s melodic inventiveness and wondrous orchestration.

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Lenox

14 jul 2018

Nelsons sheds light on Puccini's canvas

Por Edward Sava-Segal

Nueva York

The Met's Bohème: As if it were new

Por Robert Levine, 21 febrero 2018

A terrific cast in the Metropolitan Opera's revival of La bohème... “near the top of a lifetime of Bohèmes” for our reviewer.

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Nueva York

21 feb 2018

The Met's Bohème: As if it were new

Por Robert Levine

Nueva York

Kaija Saariaho's L'Amour de loin triumphs at the Met

Por Rebecca Lentjes, 01 diciembre 2016

Conductor Susanna Mälkki, in her Met Opera debut, led the Met Opera Orchestra in a limber performance of Ms Saariaho's gorgeous music, the first woman-authored score to be heard at the Met in 113 years.

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Nueva York

01 dic 2016

Saariaho's L'Amour de loin triumphs at the Met

Por Rebecca Lentjes

Chicago

The warmth of tragedy: Roméo et Juliette at the Lyric

Por Dan Wang, 22 febrero 2016

If the production is full of pleasures, they do not immediately or obviously connect to a sense of some larger plan, which might have been helped along with a more dynamic set.

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Chicago

22 feb 2016

Roméo et Juliette at the Lyric

Por Dan Wang

Nueva York

The Met's revival of Die Fledermaus rings in the holiday season

Por Ako Imamura, 04 diciembre 2015

The Met's brought back its Die Fledermaus set in the turn-of-the-century Vienna in a glittering production with a winning ensemble of singers.

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Nueva York

04 dic 2015

The Met's Fledermaus rings in the holiday season

Por Ako Imamura

Nueva York

Maestro Rattle cooks up a fresh Ninth with the Berliner Philharmoniker and Westminster at Carnegie Hall

Por Jacob Slattery, 21 noviembre 2015

If you are going to hear any performance of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony in the next decade, it should be from Sir Simon Rattle and the Berliner Philharmoniker.

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Nueva York

21 nov 2015

Maestro Rattle cooks up a fresh Ninth with the Berlin Phil

Por Jacob Slattery

Santa Fe

Celestial Mozart despite the earthbound plot: La finta giardiniera at Santa Fe Opera

Por Michael Wade Simpson, 25 julio 2015

Mozart himself might have pulled a few weeds from this early opera. Lovely voices and sprightly playing can't overcome an overgrown plot in Santa Fe.

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Santa Fe

25 jul 2015

Celestial Mozart despite the earthbound plot

Por Michael Wade Simpson

Nueva York

A new cast impresses in the Metropolitan Opera's Tales of Hoffmann

Por David Browning, 11 marzo 2015

Great singing and acting from the Met's Tales of Hoffmann second cast.

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Nueva York

11 mar 2015

A new cast impresses in Hoffmann

Por David Browning

Nueva York

Mostly Kopatchinskaja – Martin, Bach, and Mozart close New York’s Mostly Mozart Festival

Por Kevin W Ng, 23 agosto 2014

A blazing performance by violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja and a mildly disappointing Mozart Requiem round off New York’s annual Mostly Mozart Festival

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Nueva York

23 ago 2014

Mostly Kopatchinskaja – Martin, Bach, and Mozart

Por Kevin W Ng

Nueva York

The return of the Maestro, Part II: Così fan tutte at the Met

Por David Allen, 24 septiembre 2013

The wait was long between James Levine’s 2,442nd and 2,443rd performances at the Metropolitan Opera, but it was worth it. What’s more, Lesley Koenig’s 1996 production of Così wears its age well.

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Nueva York

24 sep 2013

The Met: Così fan tutte

Por David Allen

Nueva York

Erwin Schrott stars in the Metropolitan Opera's Don Giovanni

Por David Allen, 28 noviembre 2012

Don Giovanni is perhaps the most difficult of the Mozart–Da Ponte opera trilogy to stage. Not only is there the problem of how exactly the Don is to be consumed in flames at the end of its three-hour span, or the issue of how to make the statue of the Commendatore come to life.

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Nueva York

28 nov 2012

Erwin Schrott stars in the Metropolitan Opera's Don Giovanni

Por David Allen

Nueva York

Messiaen and Bach at Carnegie Hall

Por Stephen Raskauskas, 15 diciembre 2011

Robert Spano conducted the Orchestra of St. Luke's and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chamber Chorus in an ambitious concert in Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall. The results were as mixed as the programming, which featured J.S. Bach's Brandenburg Concerto no. 3 and Magnificat, alongside Messiaen's Trois petites liturgies de la Présence Divine.

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Nueva York

15 dic 2011

Messiaen and Bach at Carnegie Hall

Por Stephen Raskauskas

Chicago

A Dark and Stormy Night at the Lyric Opera of Chicago

Por Kristina Powers, 22 octubre 2011

"It was a dark and stormy night …." Chuckling whenever I hear these lines, I can see Charles Schultz’s beloved Snoopy staring intensely at his typewriter, vigorously typing away what he would consider his magnum opus novel.

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Chicago

22 oct 2011

A Dark and Stormy Night at the Lyric Opera of Chicago

Por Kristina Powers

Boston

Britten and the Bard at Boston Lyric Opera

Por Susan Blood, 29 abril 2011

From the opening glissandos of Britten's opera, we know this is not Mendelssohn's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Where the Mendelssohn / Balanchine ballet is romantic, dreamy and reminiscent of an illustrated fairytale, Britten's opera borders on the nightmarish and eerie.

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Boston

29 abr 2011

Britten and the Bard at Boston Lyric Opera

Por Susan Blood