The program was buoyed by the exuberance and clear direction of conductor Tianhui Ng and a rock-solid percussion section that ...
At Mechanics, those came through largely intact. Michael Riesman’s account of the “Opening” featured impeccable rhythmic ...
Try though they might, not every season opener qualifies as a bona fide “event.” But Music Worcester’s did on Friday night. With the Philip Glass Ensemble on hand to curate a selection of the iconic ...
Of all the unexpected connections to emerge from Emanuel Ax’s recital at Jordan Hall on Sunday afternoon, perhaps the most ...
In fact, several of them fully warrant attention, particularly the triptych of political satires Gershwin cooked up with his ...
Take it from Hector Berlioz: organ and orchestra shouldn’t mix.
Like Mark Twain, Theodore Roosevelt was no fan of Jane Austen. Though his reaction to the English novelist was less violent, the bibliophilic former president’s take was equally memorable: on ...
“Death comes unexpectedly!” roars Karl Malden’s minister in the movie Pollyanna. While that’s not always the case, it can come quickly enough. Just ask Wolfgang Amadé Mozart who, in the course of only ...
“How can you tell an American?” Washington Irving sings in Act 1 of Kurt Weill’s musical Knickerbocker Holiday. “Has he any distinguishing flavor?” While there wasn’t any Weill on offer at Symphony ...
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