Review: Philharmonic Returns to Classics, at Its Own Expense
Frequent performances of standard works invite unfavorable comparisons and challenge audience engagement. Enhancing originality and variety is essential for maintaining concert value.
Heart-wrenching, joy-inducing and irrepressibly thrilling: our classical critics' highlights of the year
Orchestral performances at the Proms showcased deep emotional insights into well-known works.
Funding issues threaten the future of uncompromising artistic projects.
Review: Philharmonic Returns to Classics, at Its Own Expense
Frequent performances of standard works invite unfavorable comparisons and challenge audience engagement. Enhancing originality and variety is essential for maintaining concert value.
Heart-wrenching, joy-inducing and irrepressibly thrilling: our classical critics' highlights of the year
Orchestral performances at the Proms showcased deep emotional insights into well-known works.
Funding issues threaten the future of uncompromising artistic projects.
Review: For Christmas, Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra & Chorale bring fresh joy to Bach cantatas
The concert showcased Bach's cantatas alongside a piece by Graupner, highlighting the strength and balance of the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra & Chorale.
Daniele Rustioni, Fixture at the Met Opera, Will Be Its Guest Conductor
Daniele Rustioni named principal guest conductor at the Metropolitan Opera to enhance stability and continuity for the Met Orchestra.
Dresden: Robo-conductor takes the baton DW 10/14/2024
A robotic arm successfully conducted the Dresden Symphony Orchestra, showcasing a blend of technology and artistry for their 25th anniversary.
Gone in a Six-Year Flash: Farewell to the New York Phil's Maestro
Jaap van Zweden's tenure at the New York Philharmonic lacked a distinct leadership presence and personal touch, leaving little lasting impact on the orchestra.
New York Philharmonic Players Reach Deal Raising Base Pay to $205,000
The New York Philharmonic's musicians will receive a 30% salary increase, enhancing their pay to $205,000 and making them among the highest paid musicians nationwide.
Gone in a Six-Year Flash: Farewell to the New York Phil's Maestro
Jaap van Zweden's tenure at the New York Philharmonic lacked a distinct leadership presence and personal touch, leaving little lasting impact on the orchestra.
New York Philharmonic Players Reach Deal Raising Base Pay to $205,000
The New York Philharmonic's musicians will receive a 30% salary increase, enhancing their pay to $205,000 and making them among the highest paid musicians nationwide.
John Eliot Gardiner starts new orchestra and choir after 2023 assault apology
Sir John Eliot Gardiner, after apologizing for a physical assault, has launched a new orchestra and choir, expressing gratitude for support from the music community.
Orchestra's tone-deaf AI art goes viral
Some AI-generated artworks can be easily identified and may face criticism.
Using AI inappropriately can lead to negative reactions and disrespect towards artists.
What Happened When an Orchestra Said Goodbye to All-Male Concerts
Gender parity in music programming is achievable by intentionally featuring works by female composers in every concert.
'Titanic' musical review: Tragic tale is sweeping and thrilling - even without Jack and Rose
The concert revival of Maury Yeston's musical 'Titanic' emphasizes that bigger is better with a lush score and an expansive orchestra, creating a majestic experience solely through music.