Music
One of Andris Nelsons’ great gifts as an interpreter is his ability to shape and develop large-scale musical forms.
Saxon and UFO may not be ‘forever young,’ but their spirits have yet to grow old.
Ebony Quartet serves up a “must-hear” album of music from between the world wars.
On the whole, this BSO Opening Night was a welcome overview Leonard Bernstein’s larger output and of his versatility as a composer.
Soprano Joyce El-Khoury sings spectacularly in her new disc, Echo.
Hindemith and Britten could hardly have asked for more committed advocates than Steinbacher, Jurowski, and the RSOB.
“To me, ’67 was a year that was different from what came after it.”
If there’s an essential “Leonard Bernstein at 100” album, this one, so far, is it: excellent performances of relatively unknown music deserving to be heard.
Dave Stuckey of the Lucky Stars and the Hukilau Hotshots comes to the New England Shakeup.
Saturday’s performance ranked among Odyssey Opera’s finest and most artistically satisfying undertakings.
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