max-hobart

Classical Music Review: Boston Civic Symphony

November 16, 2008
Posted in ,

By Caldwell Titcomb One can’t go wrong with Beethoven, who provided all the music for the Boston Civic Symphony’s Jordan Hall concert on November 9. The orchestra was founded in 1924, incorporated in 1945 as the Civic Symphony of Boston, and underwent an official name change this year to Boston Civic Symphony (someone forgot to…

Recent Posts

Visual Arts Review: Picasso, Miró, Dalí—Between Their Pages
September 2, 2026
Local Author Interview: Tom Perrotta on “Ghost Town,” Grief, and the Perils of Nostalgia
September 2, 2026
September Short Fuses — Materia Critica
September 1, 2026
Book Review: The Enigmatic Miniatures of Diane Williams’s “I Liked Rex”
September 1, 2026
Film Review: “Buddy” Turns Children’s-TV Cheer Into a Nightmare of Control
August 31, 2026

Popular Posts

Film Review: “Project Hail Mary” — The Sweet Smell of Science Fiction Wonder
March 18, 2026
Film Review: “Obsession” — The Horror of Dating for a New Generation
May 8, 2026
Theater Review: The Broadway Revival of “Sunset Boulevard” Assaults the Senses
November 9, 2024
Film Review: “EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert” – The King’s Still the Thing
February 27, 2026
Film Review: “Marty Supreme” — A Thrilling, Empty Trip Through Ego and Excess
December 24, 2025

Categories

Archives

Recent Comments