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Carnegie Hall

A conductor leads the American Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Hall while tenor John Matthew Myers sings from a music stand during a concert performance of Guntram, with the orchestra seated behind yellow music folders.

Two Symphony Orchestras Tackle Wagner’s Supreme Masterpiece and Strauss’s First Opera with Mixed Results

The American Symphony Orchestra returned recently to Carnegie Hall with the underrated 'Guntram,' championed by conductor Leon Botstein.
By Christopher Corwin
An actor in a red suit stands behind a woman in a dark dress, holding a knife to her chest in a dramatic moment from Giulio Cesare, with glitter falling around them onstage.

‘Giulio Cesare’ Versus ‘Antony and Cleopatra’: Round Two

Giulio Cesare is once again competing with Antony and Cleopatra, the latter this time a new work by John Adams that premiered at the Met on May 12.
By Christopher Corwin
A dramatic moment from Aida features Quinn Kelsey as Amonasro, dressed in regal robes, kneeling beside Angel Blue as Aida, who wears a flowing gown and braided hair, both illuminated by stage lighting against a dark background.

Michael Mayer’s Faux-Archaeologists Can’t Rescue His Entombed ‘Aida’ at the Met

Mayer’s weak attempt to address opera’s recent struggles with its history of fetishization of “exotic” cultures adds nothing to the production.
By Christopher Corwin
A brightly lit concert hall filled with an orchestra and choir performing on stage, decorated with red poinsettias along the front, and an audience seated in tiered rows in the background.

St. Thomas, Trinity Church, David Geffen and Carnegie Hall: The Many Ways to Handle ‘Messiah’

By Christopher Corwin
Two men in formal attire—one the pianist and the other the tenor—stand hand-in-hand on stage at Carnegie Hall, smiling and bowing to the audience in front of a grand piano.

Asmik Grigorian’s Raw Passion Eclipsed Piotr Beczała’s Quiet Thunder at Carnegie Hall

By Gabrielle Ferrari
A photo of a conductor passionately leading an orchestra, arms raised mid-gesture, while musicians play string instruments in the foreground. The conductor stands on a podium surrounded by a captivated audience in a dimly lit concert hall.

Celebrating Czech Music at Carnegie Hall With Dvořák’s Piano Concerto and Janáček’s ‘Glagolitic Mass’

By Gabrielle Ferrari
A photo of two women in period costumes, one in a green dress with a white collar and the other in a white and pink dress with a red sash, standing close together on stage with strings or cords hanging in the background, suggesting an opera scene.

Richard Tucker Award Winners Are Dominating New York City’s Fall Opera Season

By Christopher Corwin
Two opera singers perform on stage while a third woman looks on

Preparing Tomorrow’s Opera Stars: Joyce DiDonato Shows Us How It’s Done

By Christopher Corwin
Singers perform in front of a stage crowded with orchestra members

The Three Sopranos Who Banished Opera’s Winter Doldrums

By Christopher Corwin

The Most Influential People in the Art World Today

By Dan Duray, Farah Abdessamad, Christa Terry and The Editors

Caroline Hirsch Talks Carolines Closing and the New York Comedy Festival

By Laura Babiak

Spring Opera and Dance Preview: 12 Reasons To Jump And Sing

By David Cote

Audra McDonald Is Broadway’s Busiest (And Most Awarded) Star

By Harry Haun

Double Diva: Renée Fleming and Sonya Yoncheva Perform at Carnegie Hall and the Met

By Christopher Corwin

Trapped in Carnegie Hall for “On-Call” Food Breaks, Union Files Against DCINY

By Annie Levin

Superstar Tenor Jonas Kaufmann Performs at Carnegie Hall

By Christopher Corwin

Met Museum to Close Due to Coronavirus, Leaving the Met Gala’s Fate Uncertain

By Helen Holmes

Legendary Pianist João Carlos Martins Will Play Again Thanks to Bionic Gloves

By Helen Holmes
American soprano Aprile Millo enters the fifth decade of her career with a recital of parlor songs.

Soprano Aprile Millo Is a Case Study in Star Quality

By James Jorden
Jerry Springer: The Opera.

‘Springer’: How TV’s Trashiest Talk Show Became…an Off-Broadway Opera!

By Harry Haun
David Amram

NYC Honors Two of America’s Best Eclectics, David Amram and John Kander

By Will Friedwald
Al Di Meola

Jazz Guitar Greats Al Di Meola, Stephane Wrembel and More Play NYC

By Will Friedwald
Donovan.

Sunshine Superman Returns to Gotham: Donovan Plays Carnegie Hall

By John Kruth
Battle of NY

Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton and the Presidential Battle of New York

By Jillian Jorgensen
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