Ivan Ilić offers a meditative night on the water despite a windy night in Brooklyn.

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A season of Germanic highlights has plenty of gems away tucked in there for the curious.

David Robertson and a fine cast deliver a detailed reading of Gershwin's masterpiece that should silence naysayers.

New York welcomes a "squad" from down under as five Aussie composers and a flutist carry all before them.

Highlights include a rare symphony by Anton Eberl and Haydn's ever-popular Creation.

A tale of resistance seen through Japanese eyes is a visual feast and reminder of much that's wrong today.

Mark Wigglesworth conducts Beethoven's nine symphonies over 10 days, a mini festival of women composers, and Nicholas Carter returns to conduct Mahler's Fifth.

A revival of Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, a Verdi blockbuster, two musicals and a visit from Les Arts Florissants.

Salome and Die Tote Stadt should satisfy opera lovers and gore aficionados, while Tommy does the rest.

Hilary Bell's smart libretto underpins an intriguing new opera about the first woman to run for president of the US.

New York's premier summer festival may not be mostly Mozart these days, but it sure has plenty to offer.