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Grieg, Extended
The Amphion ensemble performed Grieg’s one complete string quartet as part of its program on Sunday presented by the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center.
Seeking Contrasts, Finding Similarities
Separate recitals by the violinists Miranda Cuckson and Paul Huang revealed no stark separation of classic and modern but a sustained reflection on Romanticism and its reverberations.
Snow Leads Met Opera to Cancel a Premiere; All Broadway Shows Canceled
The snowstorm also led to cancellations of a Louis C.K. performance, dance workshops and music rehearsals.
A Pianist, Duly Smitten, Mines a Prolific Master
Jonathan Biss’s recital on Saturday delved deeply into Beethoven, the subject of a recording series by Mr. Biss.
A Rising Star and a Master, Inspiring Each Other
Daniil Trifonov, the young Russian pianist hailed for his technique, joined the Latvian violinist Gidon Kremer for a duo recital at Carnegie Hall.
Distilling Japanese Sound From a Varied Catalog
Focus! Festival by the New Juilliard Ensemble and conducted by Joel Sachs features works of contemporary Japanese music since 1945.
Moments in Time With Schubert
A program at the 92nd Street Y offers works by Schubert and by contemporary composers he influenced.
Euphorically Embracing a Long-Missing Soloist
The violinist Maxim Vengerov played Tchaikovsky with the New York Philharmonic after a long hiatus, as Long Yu made his conducting debut at Avery Fisher Hall.
Intimate, Casual and Classical, in a Club Setting
Beethoven, Liszt and Debussy were on the bill Wednesday when Anne Sofie von Otter and Angela Hewitt appeared at Le Poisson Rouge in Greenwich Village.
Lovingly Layered With Slivers of Thrill
With its unusual seating plan and variety of tempos, the Budapest Festival Orchestra added excitement to Mozart and Brahms standards at Avery Fisher Hall.
