Charm can be a tricky attribute to quantify. But there’s no question violinist Joshua Bell brought that quality to his recital with pianist Shai Wosner at Symphony Hall on Sunday afternoon. Not that ...
Rob Kapilow’s celebrated “What Makes it Great?” series is back, too, for its annual pair of deep dives. The first, on ...
The New England Philharmonic closed its 49th season Saturday night at First Church Cambridge, with a program centered on Krzysztof Penderecki’s mighty Credo. The evening began with Cantares by NEP ...
A native of Los Angeles, Tilson Thomas was born in 1944 to a storied artistic family. Ted Thomas, his father, was a producer ...
Joseph Sedarski is an award-winning, Boston-based composer, music curator, and reviewer whose online classical music ...
Boston Classical Review is looking for available concert reviewers based in the Boston area. Solid knowledge of classical repertory is required as well as first-class writing skills. Classical ...
Music of Ravel and Rachmaninoff made up the lion’s share of the bill Thursday night at Symphony Hall. But the longest and ...
Paul Lewis provided a compelling answer Saturday night at Jordan Hall, shaping his program for Vivo Performing Arts with rich detail, understated humor, and narrative clarity. As part of his “Mozart+” ...
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