ClassicsToday.com
  • Best of…
  • Big Boxes
  • CD From Hell
  • Cult Conductors
  • Disc Of The Month
  • Distinctive and Different
  • Filling In The Gaps
  • Historical Gems
  • Home Featured
  • Insider
  • Just Plain Weird
  • Major Discoveries
  • References Revisited
  • Under The Radar
  • Video Review
  • We Only Wish
  • Year’s Best
Menu
  • Best of…
  • Big Boxes
  • CD From Hell
  • Cult Conductors
  • Disc Of The Month
  • Distinctive and Different
  • Filling In The Gaps
  • Historical Gems
  • Home Featured
  • Insider
  • Just Plain Weird
  • Major Discoveries
  • References Revisited
  • Under The Radar
  • Video Review
  • We Only Wish
  • Year’s Best
ClassicsToday.com

Your guide to classical music online

  • Home
  • Insider Signup
  • Insider Login
  • CART
Menu
  • Home
  • Insider Signup
  • Insider Login
  • CART
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Rating System
  • Music Review Digests
    • 50 Latest Music Reviews
    • Composer Reviews
    • Orchestra/Ensemble Reviews
    • Conductor Reviews
    • Soloist Reviews
  • Books, Scores & Concert Reviews
    • Concerts
    • Books
    • Scores
    • Classical Gourmet
    • Books & Articles by CT.com Writers
  • Editorials
  • Contact
Menu
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Rating System
  • Music Review Digests
    • 50 Latest Music Reviews
    • Composer Reviews
    • Orchestra/Ensemble Reviews
    • Conductor Reviews
    • Soloist Reviews
  • Books, Scores & Concert Reviews
    • Concerts
    • Books
    • Scores
    • Classical Gourmet
    • Books & Articles by CT.com Writers
  • Editorials
  • Contact

Author: Robert Levine

Simon McBurney’s Embracing “Flute” At The Met

Metropolitan Opera House, New York; May, 2023—If you’ve been to the Metropolitan Opera in the last 40 years to experience Mozart’s great Die Zauberflöte, you

“Death of Classical” Presents John Tavener Among The Tombs

Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, N.Y.; May 26, 2023—Impresario Andrew Ousley’s “Death of Classical” continues apace. It is a quite marvelous concept wherein Classical Music and occasionally,

Master Voices Deliciously Presents G&S’s Iolanthe At Carnegie Hall

Carnegie Hall, N.Y.; May 3, 2023—Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe never has found the same popularity in this country as say, their HMS Pinafore or Mikado.

Heartbeat Opera’s Sinister, Close Look At Lady Macbeth

Baruch Performing Arts Center, 55 Lexington Avenue, New York; April 12, 2023—Now coming up on its 10th year, the innovative, sometimes revolutionary, relevant Heartbeat Opera

Nature Wins In Strauss’ Daphne At Carnegie Hall

Carnegie Hall, NY; March 23, 2023—Richard Strauss famously said “I may not be a first-rate composer, but I am a first-class second-rate composer.” Vaguely opaque

Berkshire Festival’s Don Giovanni–Darker Than Dark

Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center, Great Barrington, MA; August 20, 2022—Now in its sixth season, the entirely professional Berkshire Opera Festival operates out of a 600-seat,

Eleonora Buratto A Wonderful New Butterfly At The Met

Metropolitan Opera House, Lincoln Center, NY; April 27, 2022—One of the Met’s productions that is always worth re-visiting is Anthony Minghella’s sensitive handling of Puccini’s

Verdi’s Grand Don Carlos Takes The Met’s Stage By Storm

The Metropolitan Opera returned to performances after a month-long hiatus on February 28th with three firsts: Managing Director Peter Gelb’s call for a moment of

Terence Blanchard’s Fire Shut Up in My Bones Triumphs At The Met

Metropolitan Opera House, Lincoln Center, New York October 1, 2021—The big, operatic news in New York has been that the Met is presenting the first opera

Fine Performance of Korngold’s Dreamlike Die Tote Stadt at Bard

Bard Summerscape, Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, N.Y.; August 18, 2019—For almost 20 years now, Bard College, at Annandale-on-Hudson, New York, has been presenting, under music director

← Previous
Next →

Classics Today Insider

Exclusive music reviews and news, created specifically for classical music listeners, from the serious collector to the inquisitive newcomer. This is not a fancy, high-gloss “e-zine,” but rather a simple, straightforward newsletter-style section of our website designed for ease of reading and packing the maximum amount of useful information into each issue.

JOIN TODAY

Welcome to Classics Today

ClassicsToday.com is the world’s first and only classical music DAILY. Offering what the audience for classical music has long been waiting for: comprehensive review coverage of new recordings that’s both accurate and completely up-to-date.

Subscribe to our Weekly Newsletter

Want to know first what the latest reviews are that have been posted to ClassicsToday each week? Sign up for our weekly newsletter and get them delivered straight to your inbox.

"*" indicates required fields

Name*

©1999-2022 ClassicsToday.com. All rights Reserved. Privacy Policy | Website by FirstTracks.