Music Review | Verdi Square Festival of the Arts: The Median Is Alive With the Sound of Music
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On Sunday, a roster of quite good opera singers performed Italian arias and one duet in the most unlikely of places: at the intersection of Broadway and 72nd Street.
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Andrew J. Nemrâs disciplined, likable ensemble manage to be appealing without being particularly engaging in âWhere the Music Livesâ at the Julia Miles Theater.
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Arts & entertainment: Â· Indie veterans the Verve return to the stage Â· Eclectic line-up to include folk icon Leonard Cohen
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By PHOTOS:  NATALIE GUILLN, LUIS SNCHEZ SATURNO, KATHY DE LA TORRE  ARTS  It's no wonder that Santa Fe is renowned for quality and diversity in the performing arts, from classical music to international theater and flamenco.
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After doing a lot for New York musicians, John Corigliano can now indulge himself.
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By Chris Shull, The Wichita Eagle, Kan.  Jun. 1--In the summertime, opera unbuttons its collar and relaxes its stuffy image.   At park amphitheaters and bucolic outdoor venues, grand opera becomes grand entertainment, less potent theater and more a popular outing.
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VIENNA, Austria  Â Good operas, like fine wines, can improve with age. And so it is with the Vienna State opera staging of Verdi's "La Traviata."
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Kristjan Jarviâs ensemble supported and furthered the eveningâs explorations of world music with a robust and often free-blowing sound.
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The orchestra offered a sublime program of Schubert and Bruckner, a weird but instructive all-Bartok program and a collection of Wagnerâs greatest hits over the weekend.
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The âOpera-for-Allâ concert at the New York State Theater on Thursday read like a tasting menu for City Operaâs fall season, with bits of Mozart, Massenet and Mascagni.
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With San Francisco Ballet, the third quarter-century has brought a higher artistic eminence than before.
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Musica Sacraâs real drawing card is its focused, trim sound, which keeps Handelâs vivid, painterly orchestration of âMessiahâ lithe.
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City Centerâs festival features a such a wide range of dancers, companies and choreographers that itâs unlikely that many people will end up feeling their money was ill spent.
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La Scala, one of the world's most celebrated opera theaters, reopened to the public and to music Tuesday after nearly three years of renovation that cost about $67 million.
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A modest, good-natured example of new-from-old appeared in the middle of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Centerâs Sunday program at the New York Society for Ethical Culture.
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People mattered more than music at St. Patrickâs Cathedral on Tuesday when the sixth September Concert noting the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, shared in spirit with thousands of similar commemorations around the world, offered three choruses and plain-spoken music.
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This collaboration of percussionists, part of the Lincoln Center Festival, leaned heavily on household and office items brought sonically to life by hyperactive amplification.