New York Classical Review

Met wraps the season successfully with Frank’s impassioned “Frida y Diego”

With a libretto by Nilo Cruz, the work had its world premiere at the San Diego Opera in 2022—later moving to San Francisco and Chicago’s Lyric Opera—but the Met offers an entirely new production by ...
New York Classical Review

Botstein guides The Orchestra Now on scenic trek through Strauss’s peaks and valleys

Leon Botstein, the college president who conducts orchestras, will soon be shedding one of those roles, but he did a ...
New York Classical Review

Some missteps apart, Decoda brings vigorous advocacy to American program

Charles Ives had some rough things to say about what he called the “Rollos” of the world. He used that name as a stand-in for ...
New York Classical Review

A luminous Feola triumphs in Met’s “Traviata”

If you are a La Traviata aficionado or someone new to opera, don’t let this cast slip through your fingers. La Traviata runs ...