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Esa-Pekka Salonen leading the New York Philharmonic in Bartok’s Concerto for Orchestra, part of a Hungarian Echoes festival at Avery Fisher Hall on Thursday.
Esa-Pekka Salonen leads the New York Philharmonic in a Hungarian Echoes festival at Avery Fisher Hall.
MUSIC REVIEW
A Soundtrack to a Collaboration That Never Was
By STEVE SMITH
An imagined collaboration between the avant-garde composer Karlheinz Stockhausen and the Beatle John Lennon fuels a musical event rich in social and artistic commentary at Carnegie Hall.
MUSIC REVIEW
Finding the Then in a Suite of Songs From Now
By STEPHEN HOLDEN
Jennifer Sheehan’s new cabaret show at the Metropolitan Room shows an appreciation for contemporary songs in a traditional style.
March 11, 2011
Cesare Siepi Celebration Announced
The family of the Metropolitan Opera bass Cesare Siepi is holding a celebration of his life at the Bruno Walter Auditorium on Saturday.
March 11, 2011
Gergiev Cancels Another Performance
Mr. Gergiev missed Wednesday's performance of "Boris Godunov" and was to have returned for Saturday's matinee.
March 11, 2011
Montreal Symphony Orchestra Announces Inaugural Concerts at New Hall
The orchestra late Thursday announced its inaugural concerts at the hall, which is due for completion this spring and has yet to be named.
MUSIC REVIEW
Cross-Cultural Parade of Partnerships
By ALLAN KOZINN
The new-music quartet Brooklyn Rider led Kayhan Kalhor and other musicians in a survey of specialties at Alice Tully Hall on Wednesday night.
MUSIC REVIEW
Romantics Meet (Composer and Pianist), and Sparks Fly
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
The pianist Evgeny Kissin presented a virtuosic Liszt program at Carnegie Hall on Wednesday, as part of the commemoration of that composer’s 200th birthday.
A Swirling Musical Mash-Up, via Lithuania
By NEIL TESSER
With “Crosswinds,” Kestutis Stanciauskas will offer a mix-and-match variety of musical styles and performers.
Mike Starr, Alice in Chains Bassist, Is Dead at 44
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Mr. Starr was the original bassist for the Seattle-based band, which made its mark on the grunge scene of the early 1990s.
MUSIC REVIEW
One Fresh Score in Place of Another
By ALLAN KOZINN
The St. Lawrence String Quartet revived a recent work — John Adams’s String Quartet (2008) — at Zankel Hall on Tuesday.
MUSIC REVIEW
Young Hands Tackling Chopin’s Intimidating Études
By VIVIEN SCHWEITZER
In his New York debut Charlie Albright, a 22-year-old pianist who already boasts a daunting résumé, handled his workload just fine.
MUSIC REVIEW
Prodigious Talent Discovers Balance
By JON CARAMANICA
Sierra Hull, the 19-year-old bluegrass singer, performed at the Living Room on Tuesday night.
MUSIC REVIEW
Showering the Songwriter With Love and His Words
By STEPHEN HOLDEN
Kate Baldwin opened her new show, “She Loves Him,” at Feinstein’s at Loews Regency on Tuesday.
CRITIC’S NOTEBOOK
House Warmed, the Orchestra of St. Luke’s Settles In
By JAMES R. OESTREICH
The DiMenna Center for Classical Music, which opened on Tuesday with concerts and tours, is up and running in every sense.
CRITIC’S NOTEBOOK
The 10-Night Intergalactic Funk Odyssey
By SETH SCHIESEL
Fans of the funk trio Soulive have virtually been camped out at the Brooklyn Bowl concert hall in Williamsburg for that band’s 10-night residency.
Slide ShowMUSIC REVIEW
Soul-Baring Offered Amid Glitter
By JON PARELES
An older, cagier Conor Oberst brought Bright Eyes to Radio City Music Hall on Tuesday night.
Kurt Weill Festival Focuses on One Man, With Many Beats
By GEORGE LOOMIS
An event in the German city of Dessau features both operas and musicals to honor the composer who fled to Paris and then New York in the 1930s.
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