Igor Fyodorovitch Stravinsky
Diamond Project Appraised: Still Only Semiprecious
We are progressing step by inexorable step through City Ballet’s current Diamond Project season— read more »
From Invertebrate Life Forms To the Big Guns at A.B.T.
MIRA
Julio Bocca and Alessandra Ferri in Manon.
Spring has already begun, with Paul Taylor just starting his annual season at the City Center. read more »
Posing in Front of Baez, Vulgarizing Stravinsky
Tina Ruisinger
Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker in Once.
A.B.T. has just given us a wonderful season, so spirits (at least my spirits) have been high. read more »
William Tucker Work Alludes to Degas, But It Won't Dance
Few professionals in the art world, whether they're artists, critics, historians or museum curators, read more »
Taylor's Jumping-Off Places: Revivals and Playful Premieres
Every year, it seems, when the Paul Taylor Dance Company steps out at the City Center, at least one read more »
Happy 200th Birthday! A Vindicating Berlioz Tribute
A few Sundays ago outside Avery Fisher Hall, a man who was hoping to get into a performance of Berli read more »
Noisy New Yorkers Cause Chaos at Classical Concerts
If classical music is an endangered species, then the principal reason may not be the abandonment of read more »
Philips' 'Great Pianists' Series Is a Piano Junkie's Dream
Except for the Norwegians in Carnegie Hall the other night, I doubt whether there were more than a d read more »
Berlioz, a Bit of Cloth and 500 Gallons of Water
Many artists have regarded music as the greatest visual medium because of its uncanny ability to mak read more »
Miller Evokes 'Age of Anxiety' In Stellar New Rake's Progress
" The Rake's Progress is simple to perform musically, but difficult to realize on the stage," Igor S read more »
