In Your Living Room: Opera
Clive Paget recommends rarities by Stravinsky and Strauss, plus Barrie Kosky’s take on Mussorgsky.
Clive Paget recommends rarities by Stravinsky and Strauss, plus Barrie Kosky’s take on Mussorgsky.
A candid assessment of those who went down and those who got off scot free.
Luigi Russolo’s crazy crackling and hissing machines even got Igor Stravinsky going.
The sought-after Finnish conductor discusses Stravinsky's "earth-shattering" Rite of Spring, and the SSO's new Symphony Hour concerts.
Yuja and the Dude leave New York a calling card from LA.
Redefined from an Eastern perspective, this Rite is radically different.
Vasily Petrenko kills two Russian birds with one Liverpudlian CD.
Waters’ multiple personalities bring Stravinsky to life.
Salonen celebrates Stravinsky at his most lushly neoclassical.
Sony reissues the Finn in full, plus birthday boy Bernstein comes complete on DG.
Generally well-played, if not setting the world on fire.
Eight soloists explore musical forces unleashed by Stravinsky.
A night of considerable musical promise as New Yorkers get to know their 26th Music Director.