Performances
Adams hosts New World program of Adams and more
John Adams, one of America’s preeminent contemporary composers, has been a […]
Sun Nov 08, 2020
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American, English chamber works open New World’s virtual season in style
The New World Symphony has responded to the Covid-19 pandemic with […]
Mon Nov 02, 2020
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Schwarz, Frost Symphony serve up Mozart, Still and Beethoven in season opener
Musical conservatories and educational institutions have had to adapt and innovate […]
Sun Oct 25, 2020
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New World Percussion Consort opens virtual season with several bangs
The ideal live performance probably doesn’t entail experiencing the music through […]
Sun Oct 11, 2020
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Kaleidoscope MusArt finds art in small things with bagatelle program
The Covid 19 pandemic has forced musical organizations around the globe […]
Sun Oct 11, 2020
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Pacifica Quartet serves up a bracing disc of women composers
Pacifica Quartet; Otis Murphy, saxophonist. Ran: Glitter, Doom, Shards, Memory—String Quartet […]
Tue Jul 28, 2020
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New disc offers ideal introduction to Arvo Pärt
Arvo Pärt, Stabat Mater. Gloriae Dei Cantores GDCD 065 When he […]
Mon Jul 06, 2020
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New music for new times
Though the concert world is on hiatus because of the COVID-19 […]
Thu Jun 25, 2020
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Ten Recordings for Challenging Times
Vivaldi: Motteti. Simone Kermes, soprano; Andrea Marcon/Venice Baroque Orchestra (Archiv). Forget […]
Sat Jun 06, 2020
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Eighty-eight reasons to seek music online during the shutdown
CDs, YouTube, and online concerts continue to provide contact-free home delivery […]
Mon May 18, 2020
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What will the fall music season look like? Smaller, less epic and more soloistic—if it happens
The deadly Covid-19 pandemic continues to cut a swathe across the […]
Tue May 12, 2020
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Ten Recordings to get you through the shutdown (Part II)
Two weeks ago I posted the first installment of Ten Recordings […]
Sun Apr 12, 2020
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Ten Recordings to get you through the shutdown (Part I)
All live performances across the country have necessarily come to a […]
Sat Mar 28, 2020
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Streaming links to get your music fix during the COVID-19 quarantine
In order to serve South Florida Classical Review readers during the […]
Wed Mar 18, 2020
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On a rare octet night, a rarity by Enescu shines brightly
It is rare enough for one octet to be scheduled on […]
Thu Mar 12, 2020
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With conducting duties split, a mixed New World outing at Arsht
Cristian Măcelaru was scheduled to conduct the New World Symphony’s concert […]
Sun Mar 08, 2020
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Composer Zwilich adds to her musical legacy with Cello Concerto premiere
Ellen Taaffe Zwilich is one of America’s preeminent composers, with a […]
Fri Mar 06, 2020
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18-year-old takes First Prize in 10th National Chopin Competition
Avery Gagliano, an 18-year-old student at the Curtis Institute was named […]
Mon Mar 02, 2020
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Finalists tackle concertos in penultimate round of Chopin Competition
The National Chopin Piano Competition’s final concerto round commenced Saturday night […]
Sun Mar 01, 2020
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Avdeeva’s artistry sets a high standard for Chopin Competition finalists
As six finalists prepared for the concluding concerto round of the […]
Sat Feb 29, 2020
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