Conducting Phenom Jonathon Heyward Makes His North American Debut Tour Classical music, according to Heyward, with the right programming, is “better than a Netflix series.” By Annie Levin
PRISM Quartet’s Brilliant, Uncanny ‘Mending Wall’ Premieres at Roulette The production consists of four pieces by four different composers, working from the themes of walls and boundaries, and inspired by four separate poems. By Annie Levin
Met Opera’s Huge Chagall Murals Are Being Used to Reassure the Company’s Creditors Since the pandemic has forced the company to shut down, the Met has found itself in dire financial trouble. By Helen Holmes
Call Off the Requiem: The Classical Music Business Is Not Dead Just Yet By Arick Wierson and Beau Draghiciu