Why Did Gustavo Dudamel Suddenly Resign from Paris Opera? The star conductor was reportedly overwhelmed by schedule demands and tour cancellations. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
David Geffen Hall Furthers Lincoln Center’s Uniquely Stunning Architectural History Soon to be opened to the public on October 8, Lincoln Center's new David Geffen Hall further cements its architectural reputation. By Annie Levin
New York’s Philharmonic is Back, but Change Is Still Underway Many musicians will now wear masks onstage. By Helen Holmes
New York Buyers Club: From the Ballet to the Philharmonic, New York’s Most Loaded Ponder Glitz and Revelry Amid Crises By Benjamin-Emile Le Hay
Beats, Pies and Life: From Groovy Tunes to Delicious Desserts, Everything Is Just Divine By Benjamin-Emile Le Hay
Snake Out: High Society and Style Converge at the New York Philharmonic’s Chinese New Year Gala By Benjamin-Emile Le Hay
Baby It’s (Still) Cold Outside: Singing and Shivers at the New York Philharmonics Spring Gala By Elise Knutsen
The Electric Conductor: Riccardo Muti Returns to NY with a Thrilling, Orchestral ‘Otello’ By Zachary Woolfe