Turning 100 at Carnegie Hall, With New Notes
Classical music tends to lionize the great composer cut down in youth, but Elliott Carter made a mockery of that trope, with a celebration of his 100th birthday at Carnegie Hall.
A Milestone by a Living Master
Elliott Carter’s 17-minute piece — though brainy and complex, like all of his scores — was somehow celebratory: lucidly textured, wonderfully inventive, even impish.
A Passionate Young Cellist Engages the Ear and the Eye
The cellist Alisa Weilerstein is great fun to watch, a point made over and over during a recital she presented with Inon Barnatan, a stylish young pianist, at Zankel Hall on Tuesday.
One Diva to Another: This Role Is Divine
On Monday night, Renée Fleming delivered a vocally sumptuous and unabashedly show-stealing “Thaïs.”
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