Concert Reviews

Their Dvořák and Samuel Barber resonated, but their revival of George Crumb's Vietnam War protest 'Black Angels' was the star of the show.

The eminent Dover Quartet delivered musical thrills, infusing the auditorium with youthful energy.

The Chamber Music Society launched its new season with a sold-out all-Haydn concert that revealed the composer's seminal importance to the development of classical music.

The musicians of NOVUS interposed works by contemporary American composers between movements of Dvořák's "American" String Quartet.

A bravura concert showed that the music on Virgil Boutellis-Taft's album 'Incantation' retains its power when stripped down to violin and piano.

Ockeghem marks the pinnacle of the Renaissance style, and the great Clarion Choir brought his music to life on the pinnacle of Manhattan.

OSNY performed feats of strength at Carnegie Hall with its first 'Samson' in decades, with soloists including Nola Richardson and Lawrence Jones.

Concerts like this tribute to classical music's fun side are just what's needed to perpetuate love and support for the tradition.

Prize-winning and commissioned compositions from the Azrieli Foundation received New York premieres at Lincoln Center.

Flanagan performed solo violin works he commissioned from a plethora of contemporary composers, all inspired by artworks.