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Displaying all articles tagged:
Carnegie Hall
fall preview 2023
Aug. 25, 2023
25 New Classical Music Performances to Hear This Fall
Including a fresh Metropolitan Opera slate, a night of Phillip Glass, and more.
By
Justin Davidson
music review
Nov. 21, 2022
Memory Play, With Cello: Michael Gordon’s
Travel Guide to Nicaragua
“The beauty of this score lies in its refusal of big gestures and its preference for the telling detail.”
By
Justin Davidson
fall preview
Aug. 31, 2022
42 New Classical Music Performances to Hear This Fall
Including the grand reopening of David Geffen Hall,
Medea
at the Met, and work by Tyshawn Sorey.
By
Justin Davidson
classical review
Apr. 22, 2022
A Blockbuster Evening With John Williams at Carnegie Hall
Joined by violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter and the Philadelphia Orchestra, the composer conducted a night of his greatest movie hits.
By
Justin Davidson
classical-music review
Apr. 8, 2022
A
St. Matthew Passion
That Speaks Even to Nonbelievers
At Carnegie Hall, Bernard Labadie and the Orchestra of St. Luke’s brought out the drama in the Bach.
By
Justin Davidson
classical-music review
Oct. 7, 2021
Carnegie Reopens With Bernstein, Beethoven, and a Tribute to Those 7 p.m. Shouts
After 572 silent days.
By
Justin Davidson
fall preview 2021
Sept. 2, 2021
18 New Classical Music Performances to Hear This Fall
Jonas Kaufmann sings at Carnegie Hall, Conrad Tao on stage at 92Y, and more.
By
Justin Davidson
June 26, 2017
Amy Poehler, Matt Besser, Ian Roberts, and Matt Walsh Announce 2018 […]
Amy Poehler, Matt Besser, Ian Roberts,and Matt Walsh are bringing UCB’s popular long-running improv show ASSSSCAT to a very important stage […]
By
Megh Wright
Dec. 16, 2016
Joyce DiDonato, at Carnegie and Her Vocal Peak
Molto mezzo.
By
Justin Davidson
Nov. 11, 2016
At Carnegie, Difficult Music at a Difficult Time
Early Schoenberg, Webern, Berg.
By
Justin Davidson
jokes
Nov. 10, 2016
Tig Notaro Unleashes the Best Closer I’ve Ever Seen
Looking at her unbelievable show at a recent Carnegie Hall show.
By
Jesse David Fox
Oct. 28, 2016
A Dark, Glorious Shostakovich Moment at Carnegie
“In these players’ hands, music accomplished what life often fails to do: fashion beauty out of pain.”
By
Justin Davidson
Oct. 7, 2016
At Carnegie Hall Last Night, El Sistema’s Star
Gustavo Dudamel comes to town.
By
Justin Davidson
music
Apr. 21, 2016
Questlove’s Weeklong Master Class on the Gospel of Prince
“When Prince’s
1999
came out, it touched off a saga that lasted half a decade.”
By
Touré
bitchassness
Mar. 30, 2016
Questlove, the Roots Pull Out of Bowie Gigs
Because of a “#Bitchassness” outbreak.
By
Sean Fitz-Gerald
hanukkah songs
Nov. 25, 2015
Adam Sandler Plays a New, Very Funny, Very Jewish Version of ‘The Hanukkah Song’
For a fourth time!
By
Katie Levingston
party chats
Nov. 16, 2015
Judd Apatow: I’m ‘Terrible’ at Sex
“I’m always between impotence and premature ejaculation.”
By
Katie Levingston
lean on him
Oct. 2, 2015
Live Review: Carnegie Hall’s Bill Withers Salute
The reclusive singer-songwriter abruptly exited the spotlight in the 1980s, but his legacy continues to flourish, particularly this year.
By
Lauretta Charlton
classical music
Apr. 8, 2015
On 50 Years of Meredith Monk’s Excellent Weirdness
She has been carrying out a slow revolution, with no end in sight.
By
Justin Davidson
classical music
Oct. 30, 2014
Carnegie Hall Will Start Livestreaming Concerts Next Week
First up: Joyce di Donato, from the World Series.
By
Justin Davidson
Oct. 14, 2014
At the Armory and Carnegie Hall, the Berlin Philharmonic’s Retro Reinvention
Simon Rattle leads the freshest-sounding 132-year-old around.
By
Justin Davidson
classical music review
May 7, 2014
Davidson on John Luther Adams’s Carnegie Hall Debut
“An utterly original, totally immersive sound world.”
By
Justin Davidson
classical music
May 20, 2013
Justin Davidson on James Levine’s Triumphant Return to Carnegie Hall
The conductor came back after two years on the disabled list.
By
Justin Davidson
Apr. 19, 2013
Mike Birbiglia Is Playing Carnegie Hall
Comedian Mike Birbiglia announced on his website today that he’s playing the prestigious concert venue Carnegie Hall this summer. Here’s a bit […]
By
Bradford Evans
classical music
Sept. 16, 2012
John Cage Is Still Rattling the Bars at 100
The composer explored the wondrous border zone between the intentional and the accidental.
By
Justin Davidson
radio vulture
Feb. 8, 2012
Carnegie, Rockefeller, Carter? Jay-Z’s American Dream
Cultural horse-trading at star-studded Carnegie Hall concerts.
By
Nitsuh Abebe
a little help
Mar. 18, 2010
Haiti Fund-Raiser at Carnegie Hall Mainly Benefits Carnegie Hall
But hey, think of all the raised consciousness!
By
Matthew Perpetua
major screw jobs
Dec. 17, 2008
Madoff’s Other Victim: Culture
Arts institutions could be the next victims of Bernard Madoff’s malpractice.
By
Erica Orden
last night’s gig
Sept. 22, 2008
Randy Newman Indulges Spanish Inquisition Fantasy at Carnegie Hall
Newman slouched at his Steinway and sang about American hypocrisy with more sharpness and poignancy than the combined works of Thomas Frank and Maureen Dowd.
By
Stephen Rodrick
last night’s gig
June 30, 2008
Al Green Makes Carnegie Hall His Love Church
Al Green wrapped up an aside referencing someone who once “literally sang his pants off.”
news reel
Jan. 30, 2008
‘Jerry Springer: The Opera’ Composer Richard Thomas Now Turning His Attention to a Britney Spears Ballet
America’s pop-culture embarrassments, listen up!
last night’s gig
Dec. 13, 2007
Kiki & Herb Segue From ‘Mister Fister’ Into ‘What Child Is This?’ at Carnegie Hall
Christmas came early to the gays.
last night’s gig
Oct. 16, 2007
Brian Stokes Mitchell Drinks Deep From Meager Well of Suffering
With his anchorman’s diction, alpaca baritone, and twinkling teeth, Brian Stokes Mitchell exudes the sort of confidence that would shame a comic-book hero.