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The Princeton Festival's Baroque Chamber Ensemble played the era's music the way it was meant to be heard. (Photo courtesy of the Princeton Festival.)

Princeton Festival presents Princeton Festival Baroque Chamber Ensemble

Going for Baroque

In the final week of the Princeton Festival, concertmaster Juan Carlos Zamudio and five other members of the Princeton Festival Baroque Chamber Ensemble showcased 17th- and 18th-century music in neo-Gothic Princeton Abbey. Linda Holt reviews.

Linda Holt

Jun 25, 2018 Articles 4 minute read

John Jarboe tries on sincerity with Mx. Rogers's cardigan. (Photo by Plate 3 Photography.)

The Bearded Ladies present 'You Can Never Go Down the Drain'

The importance of being earnest

'You Can Never Go Down the Drain,’ a meditation on Mr. Rogers from the Bearded Ladies, awkwardly wavers between irony and sincerity. Cameron Kelsall reviews.

Cameron Kelsall

Jun 22, 2018 Articles 3 minute read

Donald Nally leads the choir, orchestra, and soloists through two renditions of Crane's poem. (Photo by Luke Carpenter.)

The Crossing presents 'Month of Moderns: Voyages'

Setting sail with the Crossing choir

The Crossing choir sings Hart Crane's poem 'Voyages' to the settings of two composers, one in a world premiere. Gail Obenreder reviews.

Gail Obenreder

Jun 19, 2018 Articles 4 minute read

Yulia Lysenko sings Cio-Cio-san just right, but gives a "passively acted" performance. (Photo by Jessi Franko Designs LLC.)

Princeton Festival presents Giacomo Puccini's 'Madama Butterfly'

Screwing the Puccini

The Princeton Festival misses an opportunity to put its individual stamp on Puccini’s ‘Madama Butterfly.’ Cameron Kelsall reviews.

Cameron Kelsall

Jun 18, 2018 Articles 3 minute read

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Yannick Nézet-Séguin leads the orchestra in Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony at the Haifa Auditorium. (Photo by Jan Regan.)

The Philadelphia Orchestra and "sacred spaces"

Take it to the streets

The Philadelphia Orchestra's tour of Europe and Israel brought out protesters, but why now, and why in the concert hall? Robert Zaller considers.

Robert Zaller

Jun 12, 2018 Articles 3 minute read

The bicycle is ready for action in “Improvised Concerto for Bicycle, Prerecorded Tape and Instrumental Ensemble.” (Photo by Nicoletti.)

PIFA 2018: Studio Dan's 'Inventive Mothers: A Tribute to Frank Zappa'

The future of music

Frank Zappa fans got more than they bargained for at PIFA as Viennese ensemble Studio Dan blazed a path to the future of art music. Linda Holt reviews.

Linda Holt

Jun 04, 2018 Articles 4 minute read

Nineteen singers in need of direction. (Photo courtesy of the Chestnut Street Singers.)

Chestnut Street Singers present 'For Cherishing'

Quantity over quality

Chestnut Street Singers present an uneven program of requiems and farewells with a repertoire spanning seven centuries. Margaret Darby reviews.

Margaret Darby

Jun 03, 2018 Articles 3 minute read

Pianist Hélène Grimaud's insightful playing brought new life to an old staple. (Photo by Matt Hennek/Deutsche Grammophon.)

Philadelphia Orchestra presents 'Yannick and Hélène'

Beethoven and the BFFs

Yannick Nézet-Séguin and Hélène Grimaud's friendship may be wonderful offstage, but onstage together, they bring out the best in everything they touch. Linda Holt reviews.

Linda Holt

May 21, 2018 Articles 4 minute read