Performances
Trifonov and Noseda fill the Concert Hall for potent Brahms and Stravinsky
The departure of Washington National Opera caused another turbulent week at the […]
Political piano: Levit speaks out through Rzewski and Beethoven
The celebration of America’s 250th birthday is getting an early start […]
Baltimore Symphony marks America’s 250th year with all-American program
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra continues a streak of distinctive programming in […]
Soprano Forsythe sparks National Symphony’s lean and protean “Messiah”
Reviewing Messiah can feel like a dreaded critical chore every December. […]
Bach Consort’s “Christmas Oratorio” rings in the season in joyous fashion
Dana Marsh conducted Bach’s Christmas Oratorio when he made his first […]
Articles
Top Ten Performances of 2025
1. Chamber music for strings and piano. Wu Han/Chamber Music Society […]
Patrick Quigley to open new Opera Lafayette era with a fresh look at “Dido and Aeneas”
At the end of Opera Lafayette’s 30th season last May, founder […]
Announcement
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Calendar
January 20
Michael Noble, pianist
Mounir Mahmalat, cellist
Music by Kapustin […]
News
Washington Opera will move its two March productions to Lisner Auditorium
Washington National Opera announced scheduling and venue details for part of […]
Washington Classical Review wants you!
Washington Classical Review is looking for concert reviewers in the DC […]
