Classic Arts Features
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Classic Arts Features
By David Gewirtzman | 08/13/2018The opera and ballet fans' guide to where they can view live broadcasts. -
Listen Magazine
By Ben Finane | 08/10/2018These famous tone poems remain a pristine introduction to classical music.
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Classic Arts Features
By Hillary Bonhomme | 08/02/2018Weekly shows every Thursday begin August 2 with Brazilian singer-songwriter Negro Leo.
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Listen Magazine
By Joyce Yang | 07/30/2018Having just finished an Australian recital tour, the New York-based pianist ponders the meaning of "home."
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Listen Magazine
By Ben Finane | 07/26/2018Texas-born Van Cliburn became an unlikely cultural ambassador during the Cold War.
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Classic Arts News
By Gabriel Agosto, John Curtis | 07/23/2018Many New York performing arts venues and organizations—including the Met Opera and Carnegie Hall—offer rush and inexpensive ticket policies.
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Classic Arts Features
By John Ochoa | 07/20/2018The 48th season of Lincoln Center Out of Doors begins July 24.
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Video
By Ruthie Fierberg | 07/20/2018From producer Elisabeth Moss, the new Hulu documentary takes viewers inside the rehearsal room with the actor-dancer-choreographer.
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Classic Arts Features
By Gabriel Agosto | 07/11/2018Your guide to affordable classical music concerts.
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Classic Arts Features
By Pia Catton | 07/08/2018The beloved summer event now runs five weeks—July 12–August 12.
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Listen Magazine
By Arnold Steinhardt | 07/03/2018Arnold Steinhardt discusses the elusive structure of a beautiful melody.
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Listen Magazine
By Ben Finane | 06/29/2018Hailed as the most successful and influential choreographer alive, Morris’s understanding of the classical repertoire runs deep.
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Listen Magazine
By Ben Finane | 06/28/2018The 2001 Van Cliburn winner reflects on her ongoing quest for new interpretations and sounds.
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Classic Arts Features
By Amanda MacBlane | 06/25/2018From swing to salsa to rock ’n’ roll, Lincoln Center’s Midsummer Night Swing features an array of live bands from June 26–July 14.
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Listen Magazine
By Marcia Adair | 06/20/2018Turning a pop song into a polonaise, the ballet pianist must be as stylistically flexible as a dancer.
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Listen Magazine
By Rebecca Schmid | 06/19/2018The time is ripe for a fuller appreciation of the virtuoso pianist and composer.
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Classic Arts Features
By Carnegie Hall Staff | 06/14/2018The Hopes and Dreams album features major artists—from Joyce DiDonato to Patti LuPone—singing lullabies from all over the world.
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Listen Magazine
By Kristine Jannuzzi | 06/14/2018Soyoung Scanlan is the owner and "soloist" at the Andante Dairy in Petaluma, California.
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Classic Arts Features
By Playbill Staff | 06/12/2018We've compiled a list of famous names who love a piano!
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Listen Magazine
By Ben Finane | 06/08/2018The musician discusses the pull of Bach, his love for Mozart, and editing the Beethoven sonatas.
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Classic Arts Features
By Scott H. Thompson | 06/06/2018Dion Parson & 21st Century Band bring a Caribbean vibe June 8–10.
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Listen Magazine
By Damian Fowler | 06/05/2018The piano is the quintessential machine for songwriting.
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Classic Arts Features
By Mario R. Mercado | 06/05/2018Featuring choreography from Alexei Ratmansky inspired by Marius Petipa’s notations, the ballet runs June 4–9 at the Metropolitan Opera House.
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Classic Arts Features
By Scott H. Thompson | 05/30/2018Woodwind virtuoso Eddie Daniels and friends perform with the Harlem Quartet in The Appel Room June 1–2.
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Listen Magazine
By Paul Griffiths | 05/29/2018Composers from Debussy to Dalbavie, from Messiaen to the minimalists, from Xenakis to Zhurbin, have taken inspiration from the score.
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Classic Arts Features
By Pia Catton | 05/23/2018Dancers from the American Ballet Theatre offer their views on everything from The Red Shoes to Red Sparrow.
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Classic Arts Features
By Barry Singer | 05/22/2018A graduate of Juilliard, the musician has an upcoming residency at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola from May 29 through June 2.
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Classic Arts Features
By James Sutton | 05/17/2018AFTERITE, his new take on Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring, runs May 22–25.
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Classic Arts Features
By Deborah Jowitt | 05/16/2018The Robbins 100 tribute at the New York City Ballet continues through May 20.
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Classic Arts Features
By Allan Kozinn | 05/11/2018Starring Jennifer Rowley in the title role, the opera runs May 12, 16, and 19.
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Diva Talk
By Andrew Gans | 05/11/2018The world-renowned soprano looks back on her award-winning career thus far.
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Classic Arts Features
By Playbill Staff | 05/09/2018Whether you're a neophyte or a longtime fan, here are the radio shows and podcasts for you!
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Classic Arts Features
By Barry Singer | 05/08/2018The singer will perform at the Richard Tucker Gala concert at Carnegie Hall October 21, 2018.
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Classic Arts Features
By Deborah Jowitt | 05/08/2018The NYCB festival honors the centennial of both legends.
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Classic Arts Features
By Ann Crews Melton | 05/07/2018Two giants of the podium converge at Lincoln Center.
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Classic Arts Features
By Charles Isherwood | 05/01/2018“Something to Dance About”—a one-act compilation that references Robbins’ greatest work from On the Town to West Side Story—premieres at the New York City Ballet’s spring gala May 3.
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Classic Arts Features
By Harry Haskell | 04/30/2018The Detroit-based Sphinx Organization promotes diversity in the arts.
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Listen Magazine
By Ben Finane | 04/27/2018The musician talks about the power of music to transcend cultural borders.
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Classic Arts Features
By Jay Goodwin | 04/24/2018The singer stars as Enrico in the Metropolitan Opera's Lucia di Lammermoor from April 25.
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Classic Arts Features
By Fernando González | 04/19/2018The ¡Adelante, Cuba! Festival runs April 22–28 and features Acosta Danza, Arturo O'Farrill, and more.
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Listen Magazine
By Colin Eatock | 04/18/2018On the anniversary of his birthday, a look back at the maestro's musical legacy.
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Classic Arts Features
By Janet E. Bedell | 04/17/2018The April 18 performance features Paul Appleby, Erin Morley, Patricia Racette, John Lithgow, and special guests.
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Classic Arts Features
By Ryan McPhee | 04/12/2018The two mezzo-sopranos play the title role and her Prince Charming, respectively, in Massenet’s take on Cinderella.
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Classic Arts Features
By Harry Haskell | 04/10/2018The three-concert series is led by an international trio of conductors.
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Listen Magazine
By Robert Loerzel | 04/09/2018From Liszt to Lang Lang, here are the classical musicians who whipped audiences into a frenzy.
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Classic Arts Features
By Madeline Rogers | 04/09/2018The month-long performing arts festival is designed to appeal to children on the autism spectrum.
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Listen Magazine
By Kyle MacMillan | 04/06/2018The moments that transcended venue and time period to become part of the cultural fabric of the country.
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Classic Arts Features
By Walter Rutledge | 04/05/2018The great American arts institution was built on a model of inclusiveness.
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Classic Arts Features
By Scott H. Thompson | 04/03/2018The festival runs April 5–8 in all three of JALC's venues.
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Interview
By Mark Peikert | 04/03/2018The youngest-ever resident choreographer of the New York City Ballet returns to his musical theatre roots.
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